The Wild Robot follows Roz's journey as she adapts to the life ... but one of them has a head that functions well enough to run Roz's diagnostics and even offer her their own transmitter before ...

By Robert Ito On the cover of Peter Brown’s best-selling children’s book “The Wild Robot ... image of a robot: Roz, the book’s protagonist, with her bucket-shaped head, squared-off ...

Chris Sanders' "The Wild Robot" stays true to Peter Brown's ... alongside the animals on the island, Roz is just a head and torso. She decides she must return to her makers to be repaired and ...

However, in “The Wild Robot,” Roz is initially presented very differently ... In one telling scene, Roz explains that her processing system has shifted from her head to her heart, revealing her ...

But “The Wild Robot” team wanted the audience’s first impression of Roz to be not so much a standard ... “She would change her posture and her head angle — change the way she held ...

The Wild Robot by DreamWorks ... I added called the Robot Graveyard. I realised that in the book there were a number of robots that had arrived and were destroyed. Roz’s crate was lucky.

As our collective nervousness over AI grows each day, “The Wild Robot” emerges from the ... says he was hooked by “the journey of a robot, Roz, who becomes a mother quite by accident ...

When Roz (voiced by Nyong’o ... has become so common (think of the head tilt we’ve come to expect when a CG child pantomimes emotion). In “Wild Robot,” mannerisms and gestures feel ...

Set to a new song recorded for “The Wild Robot,” this extended montage is absolutely stunning. We see Roz practice with Brightbill ... (In some behind-the-scenes footage, head of story ...

The Wild Robot, the 49th ... a gray dome of a head, a lump of a body, two pipe legs, and two bendy arms. In keeping with the modern ideas of CG animation, Roz (voiced by Nyong’o) is more complex ...

The idea behind “The Wild Robot” sounds like a paradox ... Voiced by Oscar winner Lupita Nyong’o, Roz is a service robot designed to meet the needs of humans. And yet there are no humans ...