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Emotional Avatars to support empathetic dialogue

November 14, 2008 by Kate Anthony

I’ve just been made aware of a project going on in Dundee by someone at the University of Abertay, it’s launching today and I’m a bit gutted I can’t make it with such short notice.

However, it’s all about “developing emotionally engaging procedural character animations. The research will be underpinned by a comparative study of psychologically derived data relating to the expression and interpretation of emotion, with film based acted and animated performances.”

All sounds very exciting!  Check it out at http://emotionalavatars.typepad.com/blog/

Kate 

Filed Under: Research & Publication, Training and Education, virtual worlds Tagged With: animations, avatar, dundee, emotions, facial expression, gaming, virtual worlds

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