We introduce our research on anticipatory and coordinated interaction between a virtual human and a human partner. Rather than adhering to the turn taking paradigm, we choose to investigate interaction where there is simultaneous expressive behavior by the human interlocutor and a humanoid. We have designed various applications in which we can study and specify such behavior, in particular behavior that requires synchronization based on predictions from performance and perception. We have some preliminary observations – based on the literature and in analogy with our applications – on the role of predictions in conversations. Architectural consequences for the design of virtual humans are presented
International audienceWe present a human-agent interaction based on a theatrical mirroring game. The...
Reidsma D, de Kok I, Neiberg D, et al. Continuous interaction with a virtual human. Journal on Multi...
© The Author(s) 2011. This article is published with open access at Springerlink.com Abstract This p...
Nijholt A, Reidsma D, van Welbergen H, Akker R, Ruttkay Z. Mutually Coordinated Anticipatory Multimo...
Nonverbal synchrony is an important and natural element in human-human interaction. It can also play...
In this paper we take a multi-party interaction point of view on our research on multimodal interact...
This paper describes an architecture and mechanism for simulating real-time decision making as obser...
This paper reports on ongoing research of various aspects of multi-modal interactions in a Virtual R...
The aim of this thesis is to study human-human interaction in order to provide virtual agents and ro...
Pfeiffer T. Towards a Linguistically Motivated Model for Selection in Virtual Reality. In: Proceedi...
Although a lot of research has been going on in the field of Networked Collaborative Virtual Environ...
This issue of AI Magazine brings together a collection of articles on challenges, mechanisms, and re...
How might nonverbal synchrony naturally evolve in a social virtual reality environment? And how can ...
de Kok I, Hemminghaus J, Kopp S. Challenges in Synchronized Behavior Realization for Different Robot...
In this chapter we discuss our research on multimodal interaction in a virtual environment. The envi...
International audienceWe present a human-agent interaction based on a theatrical mirroring game. The...
Reidsma D, de Kok I, Neiberg D, et al. Continuous interaction with a virtual human. Journal on Multi...
© The Author(s) 2011. This article is published with open access at Springerlink.com Abstract This p...
Nijholt A, Reidsma D, van Welbergen H, Akker R, Ruttkay Z. Mutually Coordinated Anticipatory Multimo...
Nonverbal synchrony is an important and natural element in human-human interaction. It can also play...
In this paper we take a multi-party interaction point of view on our research on multimodal interact...
This paper describes an architecture and mechanism for simulating real-time decision making as obser...
This paper reports on ongoing research of various aspects of multi-modal interactions in a Virtual R...
The aim of this thesis is to study human-human interaction in order to provide virtual agents and ro...
Pfeiffer T. Towards a Linguistically Motivated Model for Selection in Virtual Reality. In: Proceedi...
Although a lot of research has been going on in the field of Networked Collaborative Virtual Environ...
This issue of AI Magazine brings together a collection of articles on challenges, mechanisms, and re...
How might nonverbal synchrony naturally evolve in a social virtual reality environment? And how can ...
de Kok I, Hemminghaus J, Kopp S. Challenges in Synchronized Behavior Realization for Different Robot...
In this chapter we discuss our research on multimodal interaction in a virtual environment. The envi...
International audienceWe present a human-agent interaction based on a theatrical mirroring game. The...
Reidsma D, de Kok I, Neiberg D, et al. Continuous interaction with a virtual human. Journal on Multi...
© The Author(s) 2011. This article is published with open access at Springerlink.com Abstract This p...