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Applications of Sensors-Assisted Computational Intelligence in Human–Computer Interaction and Image Processing

This special issue belongs to the section “Physical Sensors“.

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

Nowadays, sensors become pervasive in a human’s daily life. The fast growth of sensors transits human–computer interaction (HCI) from traditional keyboard/mouse-based input to sensor-assisted multimodal input. The integration of ubiquitous sensing, artificial intelligence and HCI enables the development of smart systems that can adapt their behavior to fit the interaction context. Those smart systems find a wide variety of application domains, such as health care, smart homes, etc. With a variety of sensors, such as a camera, microphone, accelerometer, etc., artificial intelligence is essential to analyze sensing information from different sources, infer a user’s intention, and translate it to an interaction command. In summary, the aim of this Special Issue is to highlight technologies that sense and analyze context information and their applications to develop smart interaction.

Prof. Dr. Cui Tao
Dr. Jun Kong
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • developing novel AI methods on improving data and image processing involved in HCI
  • smart applications (smartphones, tablets and wearable devices in different fields
  • applying conversational agents in health-related fields
  • data transparency, security, and management of smart apps
  • applying semantic web and internet of things in HCI
  • gestures detection in virtual reality
  • image processing and its application in HCI
  • smart apps
  • AI
  • HCI
  • internet of things

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