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Join us this Saturday at CoBuild for a short talk by members of the Future Computing Environments (FCE) group at Georgia Tech, including Cory Kidd, Rob Orr, and Elizabeth Mynatt. Discover how our AwareHome project aims to create intelligent living spaces that understand their occupants through sensing, recognition, and activity interpretation. Learn about our innovative interdisciplinary team, current projects like AwareRoom and Smart Floor, and our house model situated on the edge of the Georgia Tech campus, which will be operational by December 1999.
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FCE Seminar - Background • Short talk at CoBuild, this Saturday • AwareHome project • 10 minutes • DRAFT
AwareHome Cory Kidd, Rob Orr, Elizabeth Mynatt, and LOTS of other people Future Computing Environments Group Georgia Tech
Two Takeaway Points • Living laboratory • Opportunities from sensing, recognizing and interpreting human activity …… a home that is aware of its occupants
Talk Roadmap • House basics • Interdisciplenary team • Focus on current projects
House Basics • 3 Story new house • 2 identical “apartments” (3 bedrm +) • Basement social area and machine room • Edge of GaTech campus • Under construction • ready December 1999
South East Outside
Funding and Support • Georgia Research Alliance (State of Georgia) • Broadband Telecommunication Center (BTC) • Bell South • ???
Interdisciplenary Team • BTC Center • telecommunications • GT Wireless Institute • Electrical and Computer Engineering • Architecture • Psychology • Future Computing Environments (College of Computing)
FCE Group • Gregory Abowd, Chris Atkeson, Aaron Bobick, Irfan Essa, Blair MacIntyre, Beth Mynatt, Thad Starner • C2000, ubicomp, machine learning, computational perception, vision, face recognition, augmented reality, HCI, assistive technology, wearables
Current projects • AwareRoom • Smart Floor • Ubiquitous Sensing • Aging in Place
Smart Floor • Recognize people based on their footsteps • Integrate with other sensors into our Context Toolkit (Salber, Dey, & Abowd, CHI ‘99)
Ubiquitous Sensing • Reconstruction of a Scene • Multiple Camera-Multiple Person Tracking • Context-based Activity / Object Recognition
Aging in Place • Support older adults who want to live independently in their own homes • Crisis support • Everyday cognition (interruption) • Awareness of current activity and long-term trends
Many issues • Systems architecture • Application / interface design • Privacy • Human-subject consent
In Conclusion... • Create new capabilities by making a home aware of its occupants • Living laboratory • Spectrum of projects More information at: www.cc.gatech.edu/fce/house