Interaction Analysis and Cognitive Infocommunications
Carl Vogel, Anna Esposito
Abstract
Cognitive infocommunications encompasses both scientific and engineering oriented approaches to examining extensions of human cognitive capabilities that may be assimilated within the concept of humanity. Necessary (but not sufficient) conditions for the success of any candidate technology include solving problems within private and public spheres of existence, in thought and communication. Exemplar cognitive infocommunication technologies that have been assimilated in to the concept of humanitiy are examined: emotion, gesture, language. Implications for research programmes conducted within the cognitive infocommunications discipline are outlined.
Topics & Concepts
CognitionPsychologyNeuroscienceCognitive Computing and NetworksCognitive Science and Mapping