Deskwork support system based on the estimation of human intentions
Yusuke Tamura, Masao Sugi, Jun Ota, Tamio Arai · 2005
We have proposed a system called an attentive workbench (AWB) that is designed to support desktop work. AWB is the system which estimates a worker's condition using some sensors and assists a worker using movable trays and projectors from both physical and informational viewpoints. A method for estimating an AWB user's intention is proposed and presented. An AWB user expresses his/her intention by pointing a finger at a necessary tray. For estimating which tray a user needs, the system uses dynamic Bayesian network to integrate the sensor data obtained from user's pointing gestures and user's past action sequences. A description of the experimental results are demonstrated the usefulness of the method proposed here.