An Immersive System with Multi-Modal Human-Computer Interaction
Rui Zhao, Kang Wang, Rahul R. Divekar, Robert Rouhani, Hui Su, Qiang Ji · 2018
We introduce an immersive system prototype that integrates face, gesture and speech recognition techniques to support multi-modal human-computer interaction capability. Embedded in an indoor room setting, a multi-camera system is developed to monitor the user facial behavior, body gesture and spatial location in the room. A server that fuses different sensor inputs in a time-sensitive manner so that our system knows who is doing what at where in real-time. When correlating with speech input, the system can better understand the user intention for interaction purpose. We evaluate the performance of core recognition techniques on both benchmark and self-collected datasets and demonstrate the benefit of the system in various use cases.