Implementation of Synthetic Artificial Human Like Voice Over Robotic Voice

The creation of social robots has steadily increased during the past 20 years. Social robots differ from regular industrial robots such that they are meant to work closely with people in collaborative settings as opposed to frequently replacing people in labor-intensive tasks. Social robots are now much more prevalent in a variety of areas of the human life, including social well being, providing entertainment, and medical contexts, as well as in business and education. Roboticists are attempting to create social robots that replicate human look, behaviour, and emotional expression in these applications. The subject of how people perceive and react to social robots, particularly in terms of voice, is raised by the fact that these machines are becoming more and more integrated into people's lives. In this paper, we are going to review the literature on the communication part of the social robots and specifically the voice part which plays a key role in the Human Robot Interaction.