CEAA: A Cognitive Embodied Agents Architecture for Interactive Computing Systems
CEAA is pitched as a reusable “brain” architecture for embodied virtual agents in real-time 3D systems.
The paper proposes a modular framework for Intelligent Virtual Agents that need both cognitive reasoning and embodied execution. It draws on Sense-Think-Act and Belief-Desire-Intention models, aiming to make high-level agent reasoning more practical inside interactive virtual environments. The authors frame the contribution as an implementation-oriented bridge between abstract cognition models and the constraints of real-time virtual worlds. HF Daily Papers' note
The paper proposes a modular framework for Intelligent Virtual Agents that need both cognitive reasoning and embodied execution. It draws on Sense-Think-Act and Belief-Desire-Intention models, aiming to make high-level agent reasoning more practical inside interactive virtual environments. The authors frame the contribution as an implementation-oriented bridge between abstract cognition models and the constraints of real-time virtual worlds. HF Daily Papers' note
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