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perceptual computing
noun[ U ]
IT
computer technology in which a computer can recognize the enviroment its user is in, what the user's needs are, what actions to perform, etc. without the user having to provide the information or give detailed instructions :
An example of perceptual computing might be: if I am in my car and need to make a phone call, the car computer will know that the number will have to be retrieved and dialled, and also that the call will have to be hands-free.
Examples of perceptual computing
perceptual computing
Perceptualcomputing can determine gender and age range -- and even whether a person is smiling.
From Wired
Perceptualcomputing makes use of inputs beyond mice, keyboards, and touchscreens.
From VentureBeat
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