Artificial Intelligence and Ambient Intelligence

• Other Authors: Gams, Matjaz (Editor), Gjoreski, Martin (Editor)
• Format: Electronic Book Chapter
• Language: English
• Published: Basel, Switzerland MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2021
• Subjects: Information technology industries; robotic hand; control; perception; tactile sensing; mechatronics; grasping; manipulation; PUT-Hand; underactuated; multi-modal fusion; machine learning; robotics; perception for grasping; effective computing; emotion system; emotional machine; agent; human-machine interface; Wi-Fi; CSI; crowd counting; Doppler spectrum; information society; electronics; artificial intelligence; ambient intelligence; one-dimensional depth sensor; biometrics; identification; affective computing; cognitive load; psychophysiology; supervised learning; n/a
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This book includes a series of scientific papers published in the Special Issue on Artificial Intelligence and Ambient Intelligence at the journal Electronics MDPI. The book starts with an opinion paper on "Relations between Electronics, Artificial Intelligence and Information Society through Information Society Rules", presenting relations between information society, electronics and artificial intelligence mainly through twenty-four IS laws. After that, the book continues with a series of technical papers that present applications of Artificial Intelligence and Ambient Intelligence in a variety of fields including affective computing, privacy and security in smart environments, and robotics. More specifically, the first part presents usage of Artificial Intelligence (AI) methods in combination with wearable devices (e.g., smartphones and wristbands) for recognizing human psychological states (e.g., emotions and cognitive load). The second part presents usage of AI methods in combination with laser sensors or Wi-Fi signals for improving security in smart buildings by identifying and counting the number of visitors. The last part presents usage of AI methods in robotics for improving robots' ability for object gripping manipulation and perception. The language of the book is rather technical, thus the intended audience are scientists and researchers who have at least some basic knowledge in computer science.