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'''Problem statement and objectives(m) | '''Problem statement and objectives(m) | ||
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For the past few decades, the population of old people has been rapidly increasing, due to the advancement of healthcare education. This rapid increase means that a lot more caretakers are necessary to help get those people through the day. Not only physically, but also mentally. Depression and loneliness are right around the corner for a lot of old people if there is not enough interaction with caretakers or family members. One study showed that there is a significant relationship between depression and loneliness of the elderly. Meaning that if there is not enough social interaction, they will have a high chance of developing a severe depression further growing the feeling of loneliness.[1] It it therefore vital that there are enough caretakers to prevent this. Unfortunately, the shortage of caretakers is growing. To combat this the usage of care take robots is being developed quite extensively. These robots can not yet replace the physical help a real person can give, but can help with the mental one. Giving the elderly someone to talk to. | |||
%% Have an AI "learn" how to react to human emotion to help them | %% Have an AI "learn" how to react to human emotion to help them | ||
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'''SotA: literature study, at least 25 relevant scientific papers and/or patents studied, summary on the wiki!(all) | '''SotA: literature study, at least 25 relevant scientific papers and/or patents studied, summary on the wiki!(all) | ||
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Papers on Emotions, Creating the AI and creating the Chatbot | Papers on Emotions, Creating the AI and creating the Chatbot | ||
1. Misra N. Singh A.(2009, June) Loneliness, depression and sociability in old age, referenced on 27/04/2020 | |||
== Log == | == Log == | ||
Revision as of 14:40, 27 April 2020
Group Members
| Name | Student ID | Study | |
|---|---|---|---|
| ... | ... | ... | ... |
| Coen Aarts | 0963485 | Computer Science | c.p.a.aarts@student.tue.nl |
| Max van IJsseldijk | 1325930 | Mechanical Engineering | m.j.c.b.v.ijsseldijk@student.tue.nl |
| Venislav Varbanov | 1284401 | Computer Science | v.varbanov@student.tue.nl |
TODO
Group chooses a subject (in the core of robotics, USE aspects are leading, can involve study, analysis, design, prototype etc.)
%% Facial/Emotional Recognition with Chatbot
Problem statement and objectives(m) For the past few decades, the population of old people has been rapidly increasing, due to the advancement of healthcare education. This rapid increase means that a lot more caretakers are necessary to help get those people through the day. Not only physically, but also mentally. Depression and loneliness are right around the corner for a lot of old people if there is not enough interaction with caretakers or family members. One study showed that there is a significant relationship between depression and loneliness of the elderly. Meaning that if there is not enough social interaction, they will have a high chance of developing a severe depression further growing the feeling of loneliness.[1] It it therefore vital that there are enough caretakers to prevent this. Unfortunately, the shortage of caretakers is growing. To combat this the usage of care take robots is being developed quite extensively. These robots can not yet replace the physical help a real person can give, but can help with the mental one. Giving the elderly someone to talk to. %% Have an AI "learn" how to react to human emotion to help them
Who are the users? (c)
%% Homebound elderlies
What do they require? (c)
%% Emotional Support
Approach(r), planning(v), milestones(v) and deliverables(v)
Who’s doing what?
- Max - Rick - Venislav - Coen
SotA: literature study, at least 25 relevant scientific papers and/or patents studied, summary on the wiki!(all)
Papers on Emotions, Creating the AI and creating the Chatbot
1. Misra N. Singh A.(2009, June) Loneliness, depression and sociability in old age, referenced on 27/04/2020
Log
meetings
Weekly Meetings on Monday (start at 10:00) and Thursdays (at 13:30)
| Name | Time Spent (hrs) | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Coen | x | Introduction Lecture + Meeting 1 |
| Rick | x | Introduction Lecture + Meeting 1 |
| Venislav | x | Introduction Lecture + Meeting 1 |
| Max | x | Introduction Lecture + Meeting 1 |