Bas R. Steunebrink, N. L. Vergunst, Christian P. Mol, F. Dignum, M. Dastani, J. Meyer
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Despite much research on companion robots and affective virtual characters, a comprehensive discussion on a generic architecture is lacking. We compile a list of possible requirements of a companion robot and propose a generic architecture based on this list. We explain this architecture to uncover issues that merit discussion. The architecture can be used as a framework for programming companion robots.