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The SEMAINE project being developed by an international team is building a Sensitive Artificial Listener (SAL) system, which perceives a human user's facial expression, gaze, and voice and then engage with the user. When engaging with a human, the SAL will be able to adapt its own performance and pursue different actions, depending on the non-verbal behaviour of the user. Read more at Queen's University (Belfast) News.
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