2015 6th International Conference on Automation, Robotics and Applications (ICARA) 2015
DOI: 10.1109/icara.2015.7081179
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An intuitive interaction system for fire safety using a speech recognition technology

Abstract: We propose an intuitive interaction system, which is a part of Cooperative Fire Security System using HARMS (CFS 2 H), to readily deal with fire in a high-rise building. The interaction system is a bridge connecting human, as an operator, to the whole system. Utilizing a natural language processing (NLP) technology using Microsoft Kinect makes the interaction system intuitive and has human-oriented operations. HumanAgent-Robot-Machine-Sensor (HARMS) provides a distributed network so that the systems are able t… Show more

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“…This is because the ironies of automation and/or autonomy [19], [20] can systematize problems with automation and ultimately encourage human error and/or the rejection of useful technology. As such, HAI emphasizes the need for interfaces, protocols, and guidelines that match the cognitive and perceptual abilities of human users [29], [30]. As such, HAI aims to engineer more natural, intuitive, and easier systems to use, while accounting for the specific problems that can arise from autonomous agents interacting with people [31].…”
Section: A Human-autonomy Interaction and Communicationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This is because the ironies of automation and/or autonomy [19], [20] can systematize problems with automation and ultimately encourage human error and/or the rejection of useful technology. As such, HAI emphasizes the need for interfaces, protocols, and guidelines that match the cognitive and perceptual abilities of human users [29], [30]. As such, HAI aims to engineer more natural, intuitive, and easier systems to use, while accounting for the specific problems that can arise from autonomous agents interacting with people [31].…”
Section: A Human-autonomy Interaction and Communicationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With auditory and textual communication, comes the need for natural language processing (NLP) [73], [74]. NLP application for HAT encompasses several major areas, such as speech recognition [30], natural language understanding [75], natural language generation [73], [76], dialogue management [77], [78], and multimodal interaction [79], [80]. The goal is to make HAT more effective and efficient in various tasks by developing natural language models and platforms that allow for human-like communication [73].…”
Section: A Human-autonomy Interaction and Communicationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is different with loudness normalization which adjusts a signal's gain so that the signal's loudness level equals some desired level. The peak normalization equation can be written: (1) with X'= output data of peak normalization, X max = maximum value of the input data, X i = input data that will be normalized, X min = minimum value of the input data.…”
Section: Pre-processingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The attempt to realize an intelligent pattern recognition system requires the ancillary systems development that are effective, reliable, and efficient to be integrated well in an intuitive interaction system [1]. One of the pattern recognition support system that has been so much developed is a speech recognition system [1]- [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The attempt to realize an intelligent pattern recognition system requires the ancillary systems development that are effective, reliable, and efficient to be integrated well in an intuitive interaction system [1]. One of the pattern recognition support system that has been so much developed is a speech recognition system [1]- [3]. Challenges in creating a good speech recognition systems include feature extraction [3]- [4], namely how to find the unique features of a speech sound signal that distinguishes it from other speech signals so that a collection of these unique features which will constructing a reference database to identify each certain speech signal as an input command from the user.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%