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Page 1. Keynote: Context to the People. What will it take to make activity recognition systems suitable for consumer applications? Paul Lukowicz. Research ...
2012 IEEE International Conference on Pervasive Computing and Communications, Lugano (19-23 March 2012)
Keynote: Context to the People What will it take to make activity recognition systems suitable for consumer applications? Paul Lukowicz Research Group for Embedded Intelligence German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) 67663 Kaiserslautern, Germany Paul.Lukowicz [at] dfki.de ABSTRACT
BIOGRAPHY
With the advance of sensor enabled smart phones simple context awareness has become a mainstream feature. Commercial apps routinely use location knowledge for the delivery of customized information or fostering social interaction. There are also scores of apps that analyse modes of locomotion for purposes such as calories calorie expenditure assessment or exercise support. On the other hand, more detailed recognition of human activities and complex situations has so far had very little impact on reallife applications.
Paul Lukowicz is a scientific director at DFKI (German research center for artificial Intelligence) Kaiserslautern leading the Embedded Intelligence group and a professor of computer science at the university of Passau in Germany. He has a MSc in Computer Science, an MSc. in Physics and a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Karlsruhe, Germany. His research interests include ubiquitous sensing, context awareness, wearable computing, pervasive healthcare, and self-organized systems
That talk will look at factors that prevent wide spread use of complex activity recognition and discuss research that works to mitigate those factors. Topics will include working with dynamic, opportunistic sensor configurations, collaborative recognition and new sensing modalities.
