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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Wearable camera"”.
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Use of a wearable camera system in conversation : toward a companion tool for social-emotional learning in autism
Self-Cam is a wearable camera system that allows a person to collect video and audio from the movements of her own head and face. Like looking in a mirror, live feedback or video playback from the camera can be used to experience and learn how you look to others. Video playback and analysis tools …
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Automatic segmentation of indoor and outdoor scenes from visual lifelogging
… automatically classify images, captured from a wearable camera, into indoor and outdoor scenes. We incorporated these statistics in a smart phone application where the user can monitor his/her activities. To automatically classify images into indoor & outdoor scenes, we have used pre-trained …
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Providing effective memory retrieval cues through automatic structuring and augmentation of a lifelog of images
… "working on PC" 4. Augment the images from a wearable camera with higher quality images from external "Web 2.0" sources e.g. find me pictures taken by others of the U2 concert in Croke Park In this dissertation we discuss novel techniques to realise each of these facets and how effective they …
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Improving Bluetooth-based Indoor Positioning Using Vision and Artificial Networks
… the RSSI values while the second incorporated a wearable camera as an additional source of information about the presence or absence of human obstacles. The results showed that the two proposed artificial-based systems could enhance RSSI due to human body shadowing and provide significantly …
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Effects of age on autobiographical memory
… line of research investigated the effect of a wearable camera, SenseCam (SC), on memory for recently experienced events (Experiments 1, 4 and 5). SC use provided a general retrieval benefit, but the effect was the same for both younger and older adults, which supports the notion that poor …
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Computer Vision Algorithms for Mobile Camera Applications
<p>Wearable and mobile sensors have found widespread use in recent years due to their ever-decreasing cost, ease of deployment and use, and ability to provide continuous monitoring as opposed to sensors installed at fixed locations. Since many smart phones are now equipped with a variety of …