PRE2019 3 Group11

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Group Members

Name Student ID Study Student mail
Aristide Arnulf 1279793 Computer Science a.l.a.arnulf@student.tue.nl
Floren van Barlingen 1314475 Industrial Design f.c.e.v.barlingen@student.tue.nl
Robin Chen 1250590 Computer Science h.r.chen@student.tue.nl
Merel Eikens 1247158 Computer Science m.a.eikens@student.tue.nl
Dylan Harmsen 1313754 Electrical Engineering d.a.harmsen@student.tue.nl

Subject

Facial recognition, elderly.

Problem Statement

Improving the social interface of robots interacting with lonely elders by using facial recognition.

Users

Lonely elderly living at home

State-of-the-art

Approach

Collect papers and theory with which to make the reactions to expressions

Validate our problem statement with scientific papers

Make fitting reactions to certain (measurable) expressions

User test:

 Find participants
 Practice test
 Do interview

Planning

Milestones

-Complete the software that we want to use for facial recognition.
-Make a system that will utilize the facial recognition and find answers for that.
-Survey/Interview lonely elderly people.
-Formulate all the data aggregated to form a conclusion.
-Tweak our system so it is better suited to the results of the conclusion.

Deliverables

Software that uses neural network for emotion recognition and provides feedback based on the such emotions

Analysis of results provided by surveying/interviewing the elderly on their thoughts on such robots and the feedback these robots could provide

Potential feedback that a social robot could give too the elderly that are suffering from loneliness

Planning

Week 1

Name Total Hours Tasks
Aristide Arnulf 4 Meeting(4)
Floren van Barlingen 4 Meeting(4)
Robin Chen 7 Meeting(4), Reading and Summarizing articles(3)
Merel Eikens 4 Meeting(4)
Dylan Harmsen 4 Meeting(4)

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