论文信息 - Touch perception and emotional appraisal for a virtual agent

Touch perception and emotional appraisal for a virtual agent

Building virtual agents that are able to perceive and appraise touch increase the lifelikeness and interaction possibilities in human computer interaction. In this paper we introduce work on how a sense of touch was realized for the virtual human Max and how he can emotionally react to it by appraising the different kinds of tactile sensation.

S. Kopp | I. Wachsmuth | Nhung Nguyen

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