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Rosalind Picard

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Founder and Director of the Affective Computing Group at the MIT Media Lab and Faculty Chair, MIT Mind+Hand+Heart Wellbeing Initiative at Empatica · Co-founder at Affectiva

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

FoundedAffectivaEmpatica

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About

Rosalind Picard is the Grover M. Hermann Professor in Health Sciences and Technology at the MIT Media Lab and the author of the book Affective Computing. She co-founded Empatica, where she serves as Chief Scientist, and Affectiva, and her work covers wearable technology, machine learning, and methods for measuring emotion through face, voice, and physiological signals. Before joining MIT, she worked at AT&T Bell Labs designing computer chips and algorithms, and she co-founded the first IEEE Technical Committee on Wearable Computing.

Founder and Director of the Affective Computing Group at the MIT Media Lab and Faculty Chair, MIT Mind+Hand+Heart Wellbeing Initiative at Empatica

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MLMatteo Lai
Matteo LaiExecutive Officer, Director
STSimone Tognetti

Co-founder at Affectiva

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Martin KrantzFounder
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Mats KrantzCo-founder

Experience

  1. EmpaticaCo-founder, Chief Scientistcurrent2014 — presentCambridge, MA and Milan, Italy
  2. MITProfessorcurrent1991 — presentCambridge, Massachusetts, United States
  3. Affectivaformerly Chief Scientist, Co-Founder, Chairman2009 — 2013

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Interaction DesignStatistical Data AnalysisMachine Learning AlgorithmsArtificial Intelligence (AI)Wearable Computing1Digital Health1Computer Vision47Machine Learning99Pattern Recognition84Digital Signal Processing18Algorithms35Physiology15
+12 moreSignal ProcessingProduct ManagementArtificial IntelligenceImage ProcessingData MiningResearchEntrepreneurshipComputer ScienceFellow of the ACMMatlabPythonLaTeX

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Who is Rosalind Picard?
Rosalind Picard is the Grover M. Hermann Professor in Health Sciences and Technology at the MIT Media Lab and the author of the book Affective Computing. She co-founded Empatica, where she serves as Chief Scientist, and Affectiva, and her work covers wearable technology, machine learning, and methods for measuring emotion through face, voice, and physiological signals. Before joining MIT, she worked at AT&T Bell Labs designing computer chips and algorithms, and she co-founded the first IEEE Technical Committee on Wearable Computing.
Where does Rosalind Picard work?
Rosalind Picard is Co-founder of Affectiva and Founder and Director of the Affective Computing Group at the MIT Media Lab and Faculty Chair, MIT Mind+Hand+Heart Wellbeing Initiative at Empatica.
What companies did Rosalind Picard found?
Rosalind Picard founded Affectiva, Empatica.
Where did Rosalind Picard go to school?
Rosalind Picard studied at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (SM and ScD, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science); Georgia Institute of Technology (Bachelor of Electrical Engineering, Electrical Engineering); Chamblee High School (High School Diploma).

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