Scientific area
1.2 Computer and information sciences
Discipline(s)
Computer sciences, information science and bioinformatics (hardware development go to scientific area 2.2, social aspect to be 5.8)
Project title
COGNITO - Cognitive Workflow Capturing and Rendering with On-Body Sensor Networks
Scientific Coordinator's name:
Didier Stricker
Scientific Coordinator's e-mail:
info@ccg.pt
Principal R&D Unit:
Computer Vision, Interaction and Graphics domain of applied research
Other R&D Units involved in the project:
Other R&D units involved in the project
Project keyword(s)
On-body sensor network; Workflow Monitoring; Computer Vision; Augmented Reality
Short abstract and comments
Automatic capturing, recognition, analysis and rendering of human sensory-motor activities are essential technologies in many diverse applications, ranging from 3D virtual manuals through to training simulators and novel computer games. In COGNITO, we have developed new capabilities of human activity capture, learning, analysis and monitoring. Moreover, we have linked these cognitive capabilities to a user interface, which allows context-sensitive assistance in complex industrial manual tasks. The project approach was defined as follows: - To develop an on-body sensor network of inertial and inertial/visual sensors. - To infer osteo-articular biomechanical models of the body. - To capture user activity based on on-body cameras and inertial sensors. - To model and monitor the task space based on video data from on-body cameras. - To analyse user activity with both global ergonomic and musculoskeletal assessment. - To learn, analyse and monitor workflows. - To assist workflow execution through a context-sensitive user interface.
Potential uses/indications
Industrial assembly lines; Teaching and training; ergonomic studies;
Status
Concluded
Partner Status: Seeking Partners?
No
Project weblink
http://www.ict-cognito.org/index.html
Grant number (QREN, FP7, Eureka, etc)
FP7 - ICT - 248290
Last edited on
2015-05-07 13:49:53