Introduction
Affective computing for mental and physical wellbeing: Our mental and physical health are intertwined; poor mental health significantly increases the risk of physical health problems and vice versa. Affective computing technologies have the potential to enhance our everyday lives by helping us track and detect changes in our mental and physical wellbeing. We believe this theme is timely to emphasize the importance of this topic.
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Committee
General Chairs
Gale Lucas (USC)
Shiro Kumano (NTT)
Kenji Suzuki (University of Tsukuba)
Emily Cross (University of Glasgow)
Program Chairs
Desmond Ong (NUS)
Rachael Jack (University of Glasgow)
Khiet Truong (University of Twente)
Publication Chairs
Nicholas Cummins (King’s College London)
Leimin Tian (Monash University)
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Submission Topics
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
Psychology & Cognition of Affect in Designing Computational Systems
Recognition and Synthesis of Human Affect from ALL Modalities
Affective Interfaces
Affective, Social and Inclusive Robotics and Virtual Agents
Affect and group emotions
Affective Databases and Annotation Tools
Applications
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Important Date
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Conference Date
Oct 17
2022
toOct 21
2022
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Apr 22 2022
Draft paper submission deadline
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Jul 15 2022
Draft Paper Acceptance Notification
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Oct 21 2022
Registration deadline
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IEEE Computer Society
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