Deliverables
The purpose of this document is to provide all project beneficiaries with a summary of the most important project procedures (governance structure, legal bases, project monitoring, reporting, financial management, internal communication, etc.). Additionally, this document comprises beneficiaries and contact lists as well as documentation and communication standards in order to enable quick and efficient communication within the project consortium.
This deliverable reports on the data plan strategy for the PRESENT project. The deliverable summarises and discusses the type of data which the project will be dealing with, and especially in terms of its potential release.
This document sets out the principles, procedures and criteria to be applied for the
self-assessment and internal progress monitoring of the project. It complements the
self-assessment and internal progress monitoring of the project. It complements the
D1.1 Project Handbook and Quality Plan, D1.2 Data Management Plan as well as the dissemination and exploitation planning deliverables in WP9.
This document presents the results of the Task 2.1 Scenarios and Pipelines (M1 – M6). The task
consolidated the scenarios of use for demonstration and evaluation, and the pipelines for ensuring
integration and multiple output.
consolidated the scenarios of use for demonstration and evaluation, and the pipelines for ensuring
integration and multiple output.
This document represents the initial architecture that will govern the overall design and deliverables associated with the ICT25 PRESENT project. The goal is to provide a high level overview of the various components required to deliver the overall functionality.
This deliverable represents the initial architecture that will govern the overall design and deliverables associated with the PRESENT project. The goal is to provide a high level overview of the various components required to deliver the overall functionality.
This document provides the background and current progress, including the look development of the real-time agent creation and the demonstration of the agent inside Unreal Engine.
This Deliverable describes the full pipeline developed to produce facial animation on the virtual agent from the performance of the real actor. The key innovations introduced in the different elements of the workflow are presented together with encouraging preliminary results.
In this deliverable, we describe our efforts conducted in the first period of the project to provide the PRESENT agent with the necessary non-verbal behaviour to be positively perceived as a sentient being during interaction with the user regarding the mentioned behaviour styles.
Within this document we describe the current state of the PRESENT real-time social sensing system in detail, present a first demonstrator for affective dialogue management and introduce the upcoming extensions of the sensing system.
This deliverable reports our achievements along the following main directions: (i) provide designers friendly tool to extend in large amounts the believability, expressivity and richness of collective behaviors for agents; (ii) create new animation techniques to extend the expressivity of characters animation with possibility to perform on-line adjustments of the conveyed information through body gestures; (iii) explore new modalities for non-verbal communication with users with haptic techniques. The document also describes the explored techniques in their current version after slightly more than one year of developments within the project.
A formal study on the needs regarding specific statements to provide privacy in the blockchain setting.
This document details the infrastructure design of the security module of PRESENT. Detailed explanations about the tools used to implement it and descriptions about the different capabilities and functionalities of the module are provided.
This report discusses “how the partners plan to evaluate the sentient agent under the different scenarios for experimental production and prototype evaluation”, as stated in the Description of Action (DoA). The core of the document is section 3 contains initial evaluation plans for each use case, at each subsection. The use cases, presented in another deliverable, represent the evolution and detail of the experimental production(s) and prototypes. Section 2 introduces the general methodology and the context of the deliverable, and the final section summarises the plans and discusses the perspectives for their updating.
The purpose of this document is to provide the rationale of the project website implementation.
Report on exploitation activities in the previous year with an update of the plan for exploitation and use of knowledge, based on market knowledge, with sector analysis, SWOT and partner routes to exploitation.
Academic papers
A chapter for Handbook of Socially Interactive Agents, written by Kathrin Janowski, Hannes Ritschel and Elisabeth Andre (Augsburg University). To be published also to ACM at the end of 2020 or the beginning of 2021.