Paper Info
Title
Experience-sharing system using ubiquitous sensing environments
Abstract
This paper proposes an experience-sharing system that captures experience by using ubiquitous sensing environments and a humanoid communication robot. For experience sharing, a summarizing method is absolutely necessary because it is impossible to spend enough time to experience all other person's experiences or past experiences vicariously. This system uses human-human or human-object interaction as the summarizing key. Interaction data are captured with an infrared ID tag system and microphones, and thus these data become the index for streaming data automatically. Both of these data compose the hInteraction Corpus.h Another characteristic function is interaction facilitation, that is, the system creates new and meaningful interactions for a user with an HMD or a humanoid communication robot. In an actual exhibition hall environment, we examined our hypothesis on the differences in exhibit visitors'interests based on the differences in staying time at each exhibit.
Year
DOI
Venue
2004
10.1007/11526858_8
UCS
Keywords
Field
DocType
experience sharing,infrared id tag system,captures experience,meaningful interaction,human-object interaction,experience-sharing system,enough time,humanoid communication robot,interaction facilitation,interaction data,characteristic function,indexation,infrared
Computer science,Sensor array,Exhibition,Human–computer interaction,Artificial intelligence,Ubiquitous computing,Robot,Experience sharing,Tag system,Distributed computing,Data flow diagram,Humanoid robot
Conference
Volume
ISSN
ISBN
3598
0302-9743
3-540-27893-1
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
2
0.43
4
Authors
8
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Megumu Tsuchikawa1173.42
Shoichiro Iwasawa27417.41
Sadanori Ito3417.26
Atsushi Nakahara420.43
Yasuyuki Sumi538965.44
Kenji Mase61066308.34
Kiyoshi Kogure739958.57
Norihiro Hagita82877259.10