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W3C Invites Implementations of Emotion Markup Language (EmotionML) 1.0
So here it is, EmotionML is considered mature enough to be implemented. If you are interested in EmotionML, please consider implementing it in the next three months and submitting an implementation report.
11 May 2012
SocialCom 2012 workshop on: Exploring Stances in Interactions: Conceptual and Practical Issues in Social Signal Processing Research
This workshop concentrates on studies of multimodal expressions of stances in both human-human and human-machine interaction, and on the automatic processing of stances. We aim to bring together researchers from various disciplines (e.g., phonetics, linguistics, psychology, computer science) to foster multidisciplinary discussions on stances in interaction.
Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 03 September 2012

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EREC - The Fraunhofer Sensor Glove

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EREC (for Emotion RECognition) is a sensor system for measuring physiological parameters related to affect and emotion. The system has been developed for the human-computer interaction domain with special attention to ease of use, robustness, and minimal obtrusiveness. It is a wearable device in form of a glove and allows online and offline access to physiology data. Robust error handling algorith... 
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Alexis Heloir
DFKI
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My main research interest is the analysis and synthesis of plausible human motion.
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