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arXiv cs.AIPublished: Mar 25, 2026, 13:13 JST

Memory Bear AI introduces a memory-based framework that tracks emotional context over time using multimodal signals for more nuanced affective intelligence.

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Memory Bear AI introduces a memory-based framework that tracks emotional context over time using multimodal signals for more nuanced affective intelligence.

Existing multimodal emotion recognition systems struggle with short-range inference and lack persistent memory for understanding emotions across longer interactions

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