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Cross-modal communication technology: A survey.

Xin Wei^1,2, Dan Wu³, Liang Zhou^1,2

¹School of Communications and Information Engineering, Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Nanjing 210003, China.

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Summary

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This survey reviews cross-modal communication technology, essential for future multi-modal services integrating audio, visual, and haptic signals. It covers foundational research, architectural aspects, and future directions for enhanced human-computer interaction.

Keywords:

Audio-visual Cross-modal communications Haptics Multi-modal service Semantics

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Area of Science:

Computer Science
Human-Computer Interaction
Signal Processing

Background:

Multi-modal services integrating audio, visual, and haptic signals are anticipated to dominate in the 5G era and beyond.
Cross-modal communication, enabling collaborative audio-visual and haptic interactions, is crucial for supporting these services.
A comprehensive literature review on cross-modal communication technology is currently lacking.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide a detailed survey of cross-modal communication technology.
To bridge the gap in existing literature by offering a comprehensive overview.
To promote theoretical research and practical applications in the field.

Main Methods:

Summarizing representative research in foundational audio-visual and haptic communications.
Delving into various aspects of cross-modal communications: architecture, coding, transmission, signal reconstruction, semantics, and prototype systems.
Analyzing existing literature to synthesize current knowledge and identify research trends.

Main Results:

A structured overview of cross-modal communication technologies, from fundamental concepts to advanced applications.
Identification of key challenges and research areas within cross-modal communication.
Discussion of architectural designs, coding strategies, transmission methods, and signal reconstruction techniques.

Conclusions:

Cross-modal communication is a vital emerging field with significant potential for future applications.
Future research should focus on optimizing architectural designs, enhancing coding and transmission efficiency, and improving semantic understanding.
The survey aims to stimulate further research and development in practical cross-modal communication systems.