Affektives Computing

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Ein Computer, der in der Lage ist, Emotionen und andere Stimuli des Benutzers zu erkennen und angemessen darauf zu reagieren, wird als "affektives Computing" bezeichnet. Diese Fähigkeit ermöglicht es dem Gerät, emotionale Hinweise aus verschiedenen Quellen wie Gesichtsausdruck, Körperhaltung, Gesten, Sprache, Tastendruck oder -rhythmus und sogar Temperaturänderungen der Hand des Benutzers auf der Maus zu erfassen. All diese Hinweise können auf Veränderungen im emotionalen Zustand des Benutzers hinweisen, die dann vom Computer erkannt und interpretiert werden können. Zu diesem Zweck nimmt eine eingebaute Kamera Bilder vom Benutzer auf, die mit Hilfe von Algorithmen zu sinnvollen Informationen verarbeitet werden. Außerdem werden im Rahmen von Affective-Computing-Anwendungen Technologien wie Sprach- und Gestenerkennung erforscht.

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