Intelligent Multi-Media Integrated Interface Project
Abstract
This report discusses the results of the Intelligent Multi Media Interfaces (IMMI) project. The IMMI project has been devoted to the application of artificial intelligence technology to the development of human computer interface technology that integrates speech input, speech output, natural language text, graphics, and deictic gestures for interactive dialogues between human and computer. These dialogues are modelled on the manner in which two people naturally communicate in coordinated multiple modalities when working at a graphics device. The goal has been to develop multi modal human computer interface technology that enhances human-computer communication and is more capable of meeting the demands of modern information intensive systems. As part of this project, a knowledge based multi media interface system, called CUBRICON (the CUBRIC Intelligent CONversationalist), has been developed as a proof-of- concept prototype. The CUBRICON system is described in this report. Keywords: Artificial intelligence, Human computer interfaces, Intelligent interfaces, Multi media interfaces, Interfaces.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jun 01, 1990
- Accession Number
- ADA225973
Entities
People
- C. Y. Thielman
- J. G. Neal
- J. M. Lammens
- J. R. Gucwa
- S. C. Shapiro
Organizations
- Calspan-University of Buffalo Research Center