Description: Interactive Multimodal Systems are technological platforms that allow user interaction through multiple modalities, such as voice, text, gestures, and visualization. These systems are designed to enhance the user experience by providing a richer and more accessible interface, adapting to individual preferences and needs. The main feature of these systems is their ability to integrate different forms of communication, allowing users to interact more naturally and effectively. For example, a user can speak, write, or use gestures to interact with a system, and it can interpret and respond to inputs coherently. The relevance of Interactive Multimodal Systems lies in their potential to facilitate accessibility and improve usability in various applications, from virtual assistants to immersive environments. By combining different modalities, these systems not only enrich interaction but can also adapt to specific contexts, offering personalized solutions that optimize the user experience in complex environments.
