Review of Affective Computing

Abstract

Introduction Writing a multidisciplinary book is a risky business. Some experts are likely to be fiercely critical because of omissions or errors. Others with tunnel vision are likely to miss the point. Rosalind Picard, with considerable courage, addresses a broad collection of themes, including: ffl The nature of motivation, emotions and feeling. ffl The detection of emotional and other affective states and processes. ffl The nature of intelligence and the relationships between intelligence and emotions. ffl The physiology of the brain and other aspects of human physiology relevant to affective states. ffl Requirements for effective human-computer interfaces in a wide range of situations. ffl Wearable devices with a range of sensing and communicative functions. ffl Philosophical and ethical issues relating to computers of the future. ffl A brief encounter wi

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