Describing human-object interaction in Intelligent Space

This paper presents an observation system of human-object interaction in the intelligent space (iSpace). Object information is necessary to describe events and human activities which happen in environments. Especially, names, colors, size and shapes of objects can be described manually because we ca...

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Main Authors: Niitsuma, M., Yokoi, K., Hashimoto, H.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
History
human-object interaction
Humans
Information analysis
Information retrieval
Intelligent agent
Intelligent networks
Intelligent robots
Intelligent sensors
Intelligent Space
Life estimation
Mobile robots
observation of human actions
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Summary:This paper presents an observation system of human-object interaction in the intelligent space (iSpace). Object information is necessary to describe events and human activities which happen in environments. Especially, names, colors, size and shapes of objects can be described manually because we can consider that the information will not change. On the other hand, information such as locations of objects, frequency of use of the objects, the users and motion patterns while using the objects can not be described manually because they depend on individuals and contexts when the objects are used. Therefore, we decided to obtain these kinds of object information through observation of human-object interaction. We show an improvement of the observation system and experimental results to verify the system.
ISSN:2158-2246
DOI:10.1109/HSI.2009.5091012