March 2025 - 11 articles
In the current context, the use of technologies in applications for multimodal dialogue systems with computers and emotion recognition through artificial intelligence continues to grow rapidly. Consequently, it is challenging for researchers to ident...
Extended reality (XR) and collaborative robots are reshaping human–robot interaction (HRI) by introducing novel control methods that enhance user experience (UX). However, human factors such as cognitive workload, usability, trust, and task per...
This paper presents diaLogic, a humans-in-the-loop system for modeling the behavior of teams during collective problem solving. Team behavior is modeled using multi-modal data about cognition, social interactions, and emotions acquired from speech in...
When access to natural speech is limited or challenging, as is the case for people with complex communication needs, self-created digital film can be practical to use as one of the resources within a multimodal conversation about a personal experienc...
The use of virtual reality (VR) for flight simulation, particularly in the earliest stages of pilot training, is gaining attention in both research and industry. The use of the technology for this ab initio training requires suitable consideration of...
The application of machine learning models for sign language recognition (SLR) is a well-researched topic. However, many existing SLR systems focus on widely used sign languages, e.g., American Sign Language, leaving other underrepresented sign langu...
Value alignment for AI is not “one-size-fits-all”: even polite and friendly models can still fail to represent individual user contexts and preferences, and local cultural norms. This paper presents a modular workflow for personal fine-tu...
This study aims to investigate the gap in perceptions of parents and children on the use of videogames in childhood. Methods: A survey was conducted with 75 pairs formed by a son or daughter and one parent. The data collected contradict the prejudice...
The rapid evolution of technology in education highlights the need for methodologies that enhance student engagement and skill development. This study examines students’ perceptions of designing educational escape rooms using ICT tools and gene...
Pseudo-haptics, the phenomenon of creating a simulated tactile sensation by introducing a discrepancy between a voluntary movement and its visual feedback, is well known. Typically, when inducing pseudo-haptics, the same control-display ratio (C/D ra...
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