Development and implementation of a game-based learning system with real-time facial emotion recognition technology
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.52731/liir.v004.156Keywords:
Emotion recognition, Game-based learning, Real-time facial emotion recognitionAbstract
This study aims to design and implement an innovative game-based learning system based on real-time facial emotion recognition technology to enhance learners' motivation and engagement. This paper will discuss the background, objectives, methodology, and experimental results related to the system development.
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