Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Samsung patent ties emotional states to virtual faces through voice, shows when we're cracking up

Samsung patent ties emotional states to virtual faces through voice, shows when we're cracking up

Voice recognition usually applies to communication only in the most utilitarian sense, whether it's to translate on the spot or to keep those hands on the wheel while sending a text message. Samsung has just been granted a US patent that would convey how we're truly feeling through visuals instead of leaving it to interpretation of audio or text. An avatar could change its eyes, mouth and other facial traits to reflect the emotional state of a speaker depending on the pronunciation: sound exasperated or brimming with joy and the consonants or vowels could lead to a furrowed brow or a smile.

Engadget , Samsung patent ties emotional states to virtual faces through voice, shows when we're cracking up, Samsung patent ties emotional states to virtual faces through voice, shows when we're cracking up

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