Advanced Sensor Technology and Human-Computer Interaction
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Intelligent Sensors".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (25 November 2022) | Viewed by 5193
Special Issue Editor
Interests: pattern recognition; human–computer interaction; affective computing; computer vision; multi-sensor fusion
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Dear Colleagues,
This Special Issue on “Advanced Sensor Technology and Human–Computer Interaction“ focuses on novel sensing and interfacing technologies that encourage new ways of interaction of humans with computers. Human–computer interaction (HCI) responds to the design, implementation, and evaluation of interactive technology.
Although HCI is still usually performed through not very sophisticated physical devices, research has gone in the direction of designing and using intelligent and adaptive sensors and actuators. Intelligent sensors for HCI incorporate at least some kind of intelligence in perception from users (e.g., speech, gesture, and gaze recognition, among others) and respond accordingly. On the other hand, adaptive HCI uses intelligence in the way it interacts with users by dealing with cognitive and affective levels of user activity (wearable sensors for affective computing, for instance). Moreover, this Special Issue also welcomes proposals based on the use of advanced intelligent sensors for HCI applications based on ambient intelligence and pervasive computing interaction, such as smart environments and/or virtual and augmented reality.
Prof. Dr. Antonio Fernández-CaballeroGuest Editor
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Keywords
- intelligent sensors for human–computer interaction (HCI)
- sensor networks for HCI
- body area networks for HCI
- wearables for HCI
- audio and visual recognition for HCI
- pervasive computing in HCI
- ambient intelligence in HCI
- sensors for affective computing
- brain–computer interfaces for HCI
- physiological computing for HCI
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