Feeling Machines: Engineers Develop Systems For Recognizing Emot...

Courtesy ScienceDaily  Tue, 04/15/2008 - 18:00

Emotions are an intrinsic part of communications. But machines don't have, perceive or react to them, which makes us -- their handlers -- hot under the collar.

But thanks to building blocks developed by European researchers, machines that 'feel' may no longer be confined to science fiction.

Nearly everybody has to communicate with machines at some level, be it mobile phones, personal computers or annoying, automated customer support 'solutions'.

But the communication is on the machine's terms, not the person's....

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