Honda Research Institute (HRI) Japan en EWI werken samen aan mensgerichte computersystemen voor intelligente communicatie en sociale interactie

Scientists from TU Delft faculty of EEMCS and Honda Research Institute (HRI) in Japan are collaborating on developing a comprehensive AI system for human and group understanding. The project is focused on creating a generic AI system that uses nonverbal cues from human body poses, like hand gestures, eye gaze, facial expressions and speech, for various social interaction tasks. This AI system could make a significant impact on many real-world applications like industrial work, personal daily assistance, and healthcare, where intelligent agents are getting more common in recent years.