Fujitsu Corporation

Makoto Hyuga

Masaki Miura

Shoichi Sano

Yuzuru Koga

Levan Higashigawa

Kenichiro Maeda

Tomokazu Shirakura

A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing a program that causes a computer to execute a process, the computer controlling an utterance of a robot, the process including detecting an utterance of a person by using a microphone, obtaining, in response to the detecting, pieces of response information for the utterance of the person based on first information indicating a content of the utterance of the person, obtaining second information relating to at least one of the person and a motion of the person other than the utterance of the person, selecting specified response information among the pieces of response information based on the second information, and transmitting, to the robot, an instruction that causes the robot to execute a response in accordance with the specified response information.

Non-transitory computer-readable storage medium, information processing apparatus, and utterance control method

A receiver including: a data regeneration mechanism that receives and regenerates data transmitted in units of a packet; a storage device in which received data is stored; a packet ID extraction unit that extracts a packet ID indicating a packet to be re-received; and a retransmission request unit that transmits retransmission request information, which requests retransmission of a packet to be re-received, to a transmitter. The transmitter retransmits only a packet, which is identified with a packet ID specified in the retransmission request information sent from the receiver, to the receiver. The receiver overwrites data, which is stored in the storage device, with data contained in a packet retransmitted from the transmitter. There is thus provided a recovery system for restoring data, which is preserved in the storage device, while regenerating data without stopping a motion picture irrespective of whether a lost packet is present.

Recovery system for restoring preserved regeneration data

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Kokubunji, Japan

Makoto Hyuga