Zofia Malisz
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Zofia Malisz is a leading researcher in multimodal interaction, speech prosody, and human-robot communication. Her work bridges the gap between natural language processing and embodied interaction, with a focus on how timing, gesture, and speech converge in real-time social exchanges. One of her key contributions is the development of FARMI (A FrAmework for Recording Multi-Modal Interactions), a pioneering open-source architecture for synchronised multi-sensor data collection and real-time processing. This framework, presented in her 2018 paper (6 citations), enables researchers to capture and analyse complex multimodal behaviours in ecologically valid settings—demonstrated through a multi-party deception game involving six human participants. Malisz’s research has been instrumental in advancing our understanding of prosodic entrainment and turn-taking dynamics, with implications for designing more naturalistic human-robot interfaces. Her work is widely cited in the fields of spoken dialogue systems, affective computing, and social signal processing, reflecting her impact on both theoretical and applied research. Through her methodological innovations and interdisciplinary approach, Malisz continues to shape how machines perceive and respond to human communicative cues.
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- 1FARMI: A FrAmework for Recording Multi-Modal Interactions6 citations · 2018