Body Gestures Recognition for Social Human-Robot Interaction

In this paper, a solution for human gesture classification is proposed. The solution uses a Deep Learning model and is meant to be useful for non-verbal communication between humans and robots. The research focuses on the creation of the “temPoral bOdy geSTUre REcognition model” (POSTURE) that can recognise continuous gestures performed in real-life situations. The suggested model takes into account spatial and temporal components so as to achieve the recognition of more natural and intuitive gestures. In a first step, a framework extracts from all the images the corresponding landmarks for each of the body joints. Next, some data filtering techniques are applied with the aim of avoiding problems related with the data. And finally, different neural network configurations and approaches are tested to find the optimal performance. The validation of the model is accomplished throughout an extensive set of simulations and real-life experiments.

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2024-11-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/robot61475.2024.10797349
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Robotics and Automated Systems
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Body Gestures Recognition for Social Human-Robot Interaction

J. Caraballo, Javier Laplaza, Alberto Sanfeliu, Anaís Garrell
Robotics and Automated Systems
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Body Gestures Recognition for Social Human-Robot Interaction

J. Caraballo, Javier Laplaza, Alberto Sanfeliu, Anaís Garrell
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In this paper, a solution for human gesture classification is proposed. The solution uses a Deep Learning model and is meant to be useful for non-verbal communication between humans and robots. The research focuses on the creation of the “temPoral bOdy geSTUre REcognition model” (POSTURE) that can recognise continuous gestures performed in real-life situations. The suggested model takes into account spatial and temporal components so as to achieve the recognition of more natural and intuitive gestures. In a first step, a framework extracts from all the images the corresponding landmarks for each of the body joints. Next, some data filtering techniques are applied with the aim of avoiding problems related with the data. And finally, different neural network configurations and approaches are tested to find the optimal performance. The validation of the model is accomplished throughout an extensive set of simulations and real-life experiments.

Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (ES)
Openalex Percentile: Top 72%
Robotics and Automated Systems
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