Paper Proposes CEAA: Cognitive Architecture for Embodied Virtual Agents

Aimilios Hadjiliasi · hf · 2026-08-11

Developing Intelligent Virtual Agents (IVAs) with cognitive capabilities for real-time interactive virtual environments remains challenging. Existing architectures are often constrained by low-level reactive controls in commercial game engines or high-level reasoning models that are difficult to implement in virtual worlds.

This paper proposes CEAA (Cognitive Embodied Agents Architecture), a modular cognitive architecture for deploying embodied IVAs. Building on established frameworks like the Sense-Think-Act paradigm and the Belief-Desire-Intention (BDI) model, it aims to provide a reusable, implementation-oriented template.

CEAA bridges the gap between high-level agent reasoning models and real-time embodied execution, facilitating scalable, adaptive, and explainable agents in complex interactive 3D computing systems.

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