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A group of engineers at the University of Rochester (USA) has launched a new computer program capable of assessing the emotions of users based on the variation of the vo…
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A group of engineers at the University of Rochester (USA) has launched a new computer program capable of assessing the emotions of users based on the variation of the vo…
Recently, Spanish scientists have developed a computer system that is able to identify the diverse emotional state of people during the communication process thanks to t…
Spanish scientists have studied a new computer software, when installed, it allows the machine to recognize the user's emotional state during oral communication (when us…
Computers won, but their weapons were ... emotional. This is the conclusion of American psychologists through a public opinion poll.
Scientists Fraunhofer Computer Graphics Research Institute (IGD) in Germany have built a computer that can recognize the emotional state of users. Mr. Christian Peter, I…
A new invention by scientists now allows people to read the heartbeat through Wi-fi signals right in your home.
According to the latest study, one can know how much money you have in your bank account just by looking at the contours of your face.
MIT researchers have developed a wearable app that detects human emotions when chatting.
US researchers are developing a tool to track users' hoops to gauge their emotional state.
Sex doll manufacturers around the world are trying to bring AI, along with their expressive ability to products.
Japan's smart robot sells cafeteria at an advertising event, which can understand 80% of the conversations with customers.
SoftBank, Tokyo (Japan) has launched the world's first robot can read human emotions.
The driver's feelings can affect the safety of traffic. As a result, cars will soon be equipped with driver identification and rating systems to enhance road safety.
A Russian student has created a device to determine the emotional state of people.