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A logical framework for an emotionally aware intelligent environment

In the agent community, emotional aspects receive more and more attention since they were proven to be essential for intelligent agents. Indeed, from a theoretical point of view, results from cognitive psychology and neuroscience have established the close links that exist in humans between emotions and reasoning or decision making. And from a practical point of view, numerous research findings show the interest of emotions in agents communicating with humans: interface agents, pedagogical agents... However, among the logical frameworks used to formalize these rational agents, very few integrate these emotional aspects. In this paper, we characterize some emotions, as defined in cognitive psychology, in a BDI (Belief, Desire, Intention) modal logic. We then validate our framework with a case study illustrating the problematic of Ambient Intelligence.