Multimodal interfaces in semantic interaction
Naoto Iwahashi, Mikio Nakano · 2007
This workshop addresses the approaches, methods, standardization, and theories for multimodal interfaces in which machines need to interact with humans adaptively according to context, such as the situation in the real world and each human's individual characteristics. To realize such interaction -as semantic interaction-, it is necessary to extract and use the valuable context information needed for understanding interaction from theobtained real-world information. In addition, it is important for the user and the machine to share knowledge and an understanding of a given situation naturally through speech, images, graphics, manipulators, and so on. Submitted papers address these topics from diverse fields, such as human-robot interaction, machine learning, and game design.