AZ66: How Can We Play with Emotions?

Authors:
Stéphan Froment;Mélanie Ginibre;Stéphanie Mader;Antoine Sarafian;Aymeric Schwartz;Delphine Soriano;Alexandre Topol;Jérôme Dupire
Affiliations:
ENJMIN, Angoulème, France 16000;ENJMIN, Angoulème, France 16000;ENJMIN, Angoulème, France 16000;ENJMIN, Angoulème, France 16000;ENJMIN, Angoulème, France 16000;ENJMIN, Angoulème, France 16000;CNAM - CEDRIC, Paris, France 75003;CNAM - CEDRIC, Paris, France 75003
Venue:
ICEC '09 Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Entertainment Computing
Year:
2009

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Abstract

Since the early 90's, affective computing researches have mainly been focused on emotions recognition and less on original entertainment contents that could be proposed. We present a prototype resulting from the association of a physiological sensing device with an original game.