The conference program of the Neurodata Lab and ITMO for Emotion AI, St. Petersburg, March 30

We remind you that just a little more than a week remains before the conference “Emotion AI: new challenges for science and education, new business opportunities.” The one-day event, co-organized by Neurodata Lab LLC and NRU ITMO, will be held on Friday, March 30, from 10 to 18 hours (ITMO, Exchange Line d. 14).

Registration is available here .

The preliminary program is available in the body of the publication.
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Preliminary conference program:

I. Industry Emotion AI

• Emotion AI & Affective Computing: A Science Point of View, Current Research (Olga Perepelkina, Chief Research Scientist, Neurodata Lab LLC)
• Emotion AI as a new technology market: global landscape, trends and cases (Igor Levin, Executive Director, Neurodata Lab LLC)
• Neuronet government funding programs (Vitaly Zubchenko, head of the project office of NeuroNet of ITMO University)
• Strategies of leading US and Japanese companies in the field of Emotion AI on patent documents (Nikolai Zaichenko, Nevsky IP Law)

Ii. Project block

• What do small and medium businesses know about the recognition of emotions? The results of the first phase of research among companies in St. Petersburg. Presentation of the project Mimika (Anton Zaslavsky, CEO Emotional Technologies Ltd)
• On modern neural network methods of processing emotional speech (Gregory Sterling, Neurodata Lab LLC)
• Neural network processing of individuals and its features (Andrey Belyaev, Neurodata Lab LLC)
• Interactive installation based on the established link between human brain activity and stage action (NeuroArt) - (Daria Cheremisina, ITMO University)
• Emotional intelligence in a big city (Dmitry Kem, Emotian)
• EEG based emotion recognition algorithm (Adele Adiatullin, Neurotrend)
• The future of the media market: using the bi-music approach to increase the availability of emotional data (Sergey Parschikov, CEO Remedy)
• Actual tasks and achievements of systems for paralinguistic analysis of speech (Oksana Verkholyak, Alyona Velichko, SPIIRAN)
• Technologies for emotional robots: from understanding text to behavioral synthesis (Artemiy Kotov, Research Center Kurchatov Institute)
• Humanteq: digital traces and psychometrics in the context of recognizing emotions and human behavior (Sergey Titov, Humanteq)

Correspondence participation. InTouch project: wearable gadget with emotion recognition technology based on physiology (Anastasia Stelvaga, Alexander Martynov, inTouch, Skoltech)

Iii. Open Initiatives for Collaborations

• Emotion Miner Platform and AI Hub Concept from Neurodata Lab (Olga Perepelkina, Igor Levin, Neurodata Lab LLC)
• Russian Library for Neural Networks Puzzle.lib (Stanislav Ashmanov, CEO, Neuronet Ashmanov Company)
• Emotional artificial intelligence is the basis for building VR-entertainment and educational materials in the era of cognitive revolution. Cases and Perspectives (Aleksey Kozulyaev, RuFilms, School of Audiovisual Translation)
• The open-source project of NRU ITMO with the FEFU “Neurotechnology, VR / AR” (Vitaly Zubchenko, Natalia Lukovnikova, ITMO University)

Discussion and bilateral meetings