The ambient kitchen: a pervasive sensing environment for situated services
Cuong Van PHAM, Clare Hooper, Stephen Lindsay, Dan Jackson, John Shearer, Jurgen Wagner, Cassim Ladha, Karim Shiraz Ladha, Thomas Plötz, Patrick L. Olivier · Lincoln Repository (University of Lincoln) · 2012
In this paper we describe the demonstration of the Ambient Kitchen, a pervasive sensing environment designed for improving cooking skills, promoting healthier eating, and helping cognitively impaired people to live more independent in their own homes. The kitchen is instrumented with an embedded sensing infrastructure including RFID, Newcastle University Culture lab’s proprietary wireless accelerometers (WAX), microphone, camera, pressure sensors and tablet computers. Several applications including real-time activity recognition, recipe displays, and real-time food recognition are deployed in our kitchen.