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For: Ms. Ma. Cecilia Asoy From: Kristine Anne L. Salinas Subject: Human Behavior Organization Date: October 29, 2014
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Giving emotions to virtual character is written by Investigacion y Desarrollo located in this website (http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/07/140731094647.htm). Researchers were able to stimulate human facial expressions in virtual characters and use them in order to create better environment within a virtual communication.

So far, the so-called virtual agents also mimic human behavior through programmed commands or scripts, but this result in a very "robotic" reaction, which is not interesting for the user, said Marco Antonio Ramos Corchado, engineer at the Department of Computational Science at UAEM.
The main objective of the research is to generate expressions and emotions based on real people, taking as reference the 43 muscles involved in facial behavior depending on the psychological environment.
To achieve this in human models, tactile sensors were placed that release tiny electrical pulses to provoke different gestures with which a 3D camera captures the personality traits.
With the data collected, multiple virtual characters were included in project called "serious game" which, unlike video games consoles or computers, does not seek to entertain, but to run different educational, scientific or civil strategies, detailed the UAEM engineer.
Human behavior is strongly influenced by emotions, intentions, attitudes and moods that vary depending on the social context. Once these factors are captured by the 3D camera, they are translated into numerical data and then entered into the kinesic model designed by the UAEM, to sort and generate the animation of the expressions and gestures of the virtual characters in situations of happiness, sadness, surprise, fear, anger and disgust.
In order to achieve better results, the UAEM teamed with CINVESTAV GDL and the University of Guadalajara (UdeG) where students served as models to obtain the physical and psychological characteristics, which the application requires for a psychological profile and temperament. From the numerical measurement of emotions and sensations different facial expressions are generated.
The aim of the project is to foster attitudes of self-improvement, use dynamics of context to enhance the learning process, promote collaborative environments and communication to solve problems and riddles.
In this case the "serious game" created by the UAEM, Cinvestav Unit Guadalajara and the University of Guadalajara, is intended to predict the behavior of people in different risk situations such as natural disasters. For this project an earthquake will be simulated in Guadalajara, Mexico explained Ramos Corchado.

This article gives you ideas how the people change their facial expressions, change the mood and where it came from. It is also give an idea how people behave in a different situations. I was amaze because these researchers are made a 3D Camera to learn more about their research. It was great because these people are very creative and genius just to learn how simple things are made. The learning here is you imagine what this technology do in order to understand little thing and this is also educational because it gives you an opportunity to know how the human can invent different technologies how the things work. They also provide collaborative environments and communication to solve problems and riddles.

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