Revealing Psychophysiology and Emotions through Thermal Infrared Imaging
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Arcangelo Merla
2014 Proceedings of the International Conference on Physiological Computing Systems  
Thermal infrared imaging has been proposed as a tool for the non-invasive and contact-less evaluation of vital signs, psychophysiological responses and states. Several applications have been so far developed in many diversified fields, like social and developmental psychology, psychometrics, human-computer interaction, continuous monitoring of vital signs, stress and, even, deception detection. Thermal infrared imaging has been poorly exploited in the field of human-robot interaction.
more » ... the state of the art of thermal infrared imaging in computational physiology and psychophysiology is discussed in order to provide insights about its potentialities and limits for human-robot interaction and applications with affective robots.
doi:10.5220/0004900803680377 dblp:conf/phycs/Merla14 fatcat:jf5pbtgbinepdmgszdp2v7c3ku