Mohammad Moussa, Khalil Shazam, Mike Darmitz et al. · SOURCE Sheridan's Institutional Repository (Sheridan College) · 2024
Screen Industries Research and Training CentreThe Screen Industries Research and Training (SIRT) Centre’s Virtual Agent is a cutting-edge virtual assistant powered by AI and Unreal Engine, designed to support partners and students. Learn more about how it helps industry partners and students navigate SIRT’s technology, expertise and available research and co-op opportunities, fostering collaboration and innovation.
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Moussa, Mohammad, Shazam, Khalil, Darmitz, Mike et al. · SOURCE Sheridan's Institutional Repository (Sheridan College) · 2024
Screen Industries Research and Training CentreThe Screen Industries Research and Training (SIRT) Centre’s Virtual Agent is a cutting-edge virtual assistant powered by AI and Unreal Engine, designed to support partners and students. Learn more about how it helps industry partners and students navigate SIRT’s technology, expertise and available research and co-op opportunities, fostering collaboration and innovation.
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Mitch Kramer · 2013
IntelliResponse VA’s virtual agents deliver accurate answers on web, contact center, mobile, and social channels. They’re multilingual, and they support speech on mobile devices. Most significantly, they’re fast and easy to deploy. And, with the product’s newly enhanced analytics capabilities which examine customers’ questions to help organizations identify the themes in customers’ conversations, IntelliResponse extend its usefulness beyond customer support to marketing.
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Mitch Kramer · 2012
VirtuOz Intelligent Virtual Agent can help deliver excellent virtual assisted-service, delivering direct or guided answers to customers’ questions or performing tasks in case management and CRM systems on behalf of customers. Our in-depth evaluation reveals that search and customer service integration are the strengths of the offering, but there are no significant weaknesses.
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Mirella Hladký · OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) · 2024
The embodied virtual agent with a female human-like appearance that took on the role of the job interviewer.
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Mary Lou Maher, John S Gero · 2015
Architectural design has relevance to the design of virtual worlds that create a sense of place through the metaphor of buildings, rooms, and inhabitable spaces. The design and implementation of virtual worlds has focused on the design of 3D form for fast rendering to allow real time exploration of the world. Using platforms that were originally designed for computer games, some virtual worlds now contain preprogrammed interactive behaviors. We present an agent model of virtual worlds in which the objects in the world have agency, that is, the objects can sense their environment, reason about their goals, and make changes to the environment. This agent model is presented and illustrated using a wall agent. Following from the wall agent, we generalize how agency can be attached to any 3D model in a virtual world. 1
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Vladimı́r Mařı́k, Michal Pěchouček · IFIP advances in information and communication technology · 2004
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Jiří Hodík, Milan Rollo, Petr Novák et al. · Lecture notes in computer science · 2003
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Florian Pécune, Maurizio Mancini, Béatrice Biancardi et al. · 2015
International audience
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Klaus Fischer, Christian Ruß · 2007
Decreasing innovation cycles, changing market situations as well as growing specialisation in individual market segments demand new ways of economic thinking, increasingly forcing enterprises into cooperations, sometimes even with direct competitors. Presently discussed and designated as the corporate and cooperation model of the future is the so-called virtual enterprise. In this paper, we advocate the use of intelligent agents as a useful metaphor and as a software engineering methodology for the design and the operation of virtual enterprises. We focus on how agents can support the management of virtual enterprises through the Internet by performing tasks such as negotiation, information retrieval and extraction, and the participation in in electronic markets. This paper does not describe completed research. It rather offers a perspective of the high potential of agent-based technology for one of tomorrow's key industrial areas. 1 Introduction At present, the time interval within ...
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Zhisheng Huang, Anton Eliëns, Cees Visser · 2002
In this paper we propose an approach to 3D agent-based virtual communities in which autonomous agents are participants in VRML-based virtual worlds to enhance the interaction with users or serve as intelligent navigation assistants. In addition, an agent communication language (ACL) is designed as a high-level communication facility, in particular for the realization of shared objects in virtual communities. As a typical example of 3D agent-based virtual communities, a VRML-based multi-user soccer game has been developed and implemented in the distributed logic programming language DLP. We discuss how DLP can be used for the implementation of 3D agent-based virtual communities.
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Hafdís Erla Helgadóttir, Svanhvít Jónsdóttir, Andri Már Sigurdsson et al. · Lecture notes in computer science · 2016
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Masahiro Shiomi (5663563), Atsumu Kubota (14307720), Mitsuhiko Kimoto (9600402) et al. · Figshare · 2022
<p>We used four different agents in the experiment. (a) human-like man, (b) human-like woman, (c) robot-like man, (d) robot-like woman.</p>
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Pecune Florian, Mancini Maurizio, Biancardi Beatrice et al. · IRIS Research product catalog (Sapienza University of Rome) · 2015
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Jan-torsten Milde, Kornelia Peters, Simone Strippgen · 2007
this paper considers the ability to process natural language as a distributed competence of the embedded artificial agent CoRA.
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Jarred Mcginnis, Kostas Stathis, Francesca Toni · 2014
We propose a formal agent-based model for VOs in grid/service-oriented architectures, and an operational model for the creation of VOs. The models abstract away from any realisation choice and can be deployed within different agent systems. Within the proposed models, VOs are seen as emerging from societies of agents, where agents are abstractly characterised by goals and roles they can play within VOs. In turn, VOs are abstractly characterised by the agents participating in them with specific roles, as well as the workflow of services and corresponding contracts suitable for achieving the goals of the participating agents. We illustrate the proposed models in an earth observation scenario. 1
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Jiří Hodík, Milan Rollo, Petr Novák et al. · Cambridge University Engineering Department Publications Database · 2003
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Plaza, Andrew, Diaz, Raquel Valdez, Maloney, Miles et al. · Digital USD (University of San Diego) · 2022
Demand for seamless and intuitive Human-Machine Interfaces (HMI) is increasing for public transportation systems across various cities. Along with this increase in demand is the challenge of improving traveler experience for different user demographics, especially users with disabilities. The current issue is that the transportation interface is too limiting and not as intuitive for people with disabilities to use, and customer experience could improve with a better implementation of HMI methods. To solve this problem, we started by documenting and analyzing the current state of HMI methods and upcoming interactive technologies. We are currently working on implementing gesture recognition and natural language processing concepts to design a contactless virtual ticket agent. This agent will allow the transit rider to have an oral conversation with our device about tickets and passes, initiate a purchase, or find directions to a destination. With this project completed, public transportation systems will be more accessible & HMI will become clearer for Cubic's transportation systems. Customer experience with transportation systems will be improved, especially for those with disabilities.
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Aleksandr Berkovich · DSpace@MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) · 2002
Thesis (M.Eng. and S.B.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, 2002.
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Sara Rodrı́guez, Vicente Julián, Javier Bajo et al. · Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence · 2011
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