Kohei Ogawa
Tetsuo Ono
ABSTRACT
We propose a concept of Ubiquitous Cognition and introduce an integrated agent for communication (ITACO) system based on the concept. To realize our proposed concept, the ITACO system tries to appropriately support a user using a migratable agent which is context-sensitive and gives continuous assistance. The key factor in this system is the construction of a relationship between the user and the agent, and to carry on this relationship between the user and the object that the agent has migrated to. Psychological experiments were carried out to verify this succession of the relationship between media. The results of the experiments showed that the subjects' attachment to the media as well as the relationship was succeeded through the media by the agent migration.
- T. Ono, M. Imai and R. Nakatsu, Reading a Robot's Mind: A Model of Utterance Understanding based on the Theory of Mind Mechanism. In Proceedings of Seventeenth National Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI-2000), pp. 142--148, 2000. Google Scholar
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- Ubiquitous cognition: mobile environment achieved by migratable agent
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