Social imaging technology to identify and represent social behaviors
Kenji Suzuki · 2015
In this paper, we introduce social imaging which is a technology to identify and represent social behaviors. By using wearable devices and mixed reality technology, we aim at supporting people who have difficulty making facial expressions and interacting with other people, to express feelings and to act among people. While conducting fundamental research and feasibility studies of children's development in collaboration with schools for children with special needs, we pursue the challenge to explore a new area of human informatics and the science of personal and emotional experiences.