Affective Computing

Affective computing is computing which involves emotion. In the simple case: affective computing is a computational device recognizing and acting upon the emotions of its user. In the complex case: affective computing is a computational device having (or simulating having) emotions of its own. Affective computing derives its name from the word affect.

 

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