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ORCIDIVEVA 2004: Mexico City, Mexico
- Carlos Delgado-Mata, Jesús Ibáñez:
Intelligent Virtual Environments and Virtual Agents, Proceedings of the IVEVA 2004 Workshop, ITESM Campus Ciudad de Mexico, Mexico City, D.F , Mexico, April 27th 2004. CEUR Workshop Proceedings 97, CEUR-WS.org 2004
Keynote
- Ruth Aylett:
Agents and Affect: Why Embodied Agents Need Affective Systems.
Papers
- Wesley Bille, Bram Pellens, Frederic Kleinermann, Olga De Troyer:
Intelligent Modelling of Virtual Worlds Using Domain Ontologies. - Ernesto Germán-Soto, Leonid Sheremetov, Christian Sánchez-Sánchez:
Interaction Modeling with Artificial Life Agents. - Isaac Rudomín, Fernando Perez, Erik Millán:
Groups and Crowds with behaviors specified in the environment. - Carlos Delgado-Mata:
Characterising Emotion Signalling and Affected Group Behaviour in Virtual Mammals. - Sandy Louchart, Daniela Romano, Ruth Aylett, Jonathan H. Pickering:
Speaking and acting - Interacting language and action for an expressive character. - Jesús Ibáñez, Ruth Aylett:
Welcome to MY Virtual Place. - Enrique Larios, Jesus Savage, José Larios, Rocio Ruiz-Rodarte:
Development of an API to Create Interactive Storytelling Systems. - José A. Pérez, Carlos Delgado-Mata, Antonio Fernandez Gómez-Skarmeta, Ruth Aylett:
Giving Embodied Agents a Grid-Boost. - Miguel Ángel García-Ruíz, Cesar R. Bustos-Mendoza:
Using Hardware-based Voice Recognition to Interact with a Virtual Environment.
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