TW200724204A - Method and apparatus of interactive gaming with emotion perception ability - Google Patents

Method and apparatus of interactive gaming with emotion perception ability

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TW200724204A
TW200724204A TW095120909A TW95120909A TW200724204A TW 200724204 A TW200724204 A TW 200724204A TW 095120909 A TW095120909 A TW 095120909A TW 95120909 A TW95120909 A TW 95120909A TW 200724204 A TW200724204 A TW 200724204A
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Ying-Ko Lu
Ming-Jye Tsai
Shun-Nan Liou
Cheng-Hung Chang
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    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
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    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
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Abstract

The present invention provides a method of interactive gaming with emotion perception ability, by which not only gestures of a user can be detected and measured to be used as inputs for controlling a game, but also bio statuses of the user such as heart beats, skin conductivity, etc., can be sensed to be used as emotional feedbacks of the game affecting on the user. According to the disclosed method, the present invention further provides an interactive gaming apparatus that will interpret the signals detected by the inertial sensing module and the bio sensing module and use the interpretation as basis for evaluation the motions and emotions of a user immediately, and then the evaluation obtained by the interactive gaming device is sent to the gaming platform to be used as feedbacks for controlling the game to interact with the user accordingly. Therefore, by the method and apparatus according to the present invention, not only the harmonics of human motion can be trained to improve, but also the self-control of a user can be enhanced.
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