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EnglishThis paper presents Olympus, a modular processing architecture for a distributed ambient intelligence. The system is aimed at detailed reporting of people wandering and gesturing in complex indoor environments. The design of the architecture has been driven bu two main principles: reliable algorithm testing and system scalability. The first goal has been achieved through the development of Zeus, a real time 3D rendering engine that provides simulated sensory inputs supported by automatically generated gorund thruth for performance evalutaiton. The rendering engine is suported by Cronos, a flexible tool for the synthesis of choreographed motion of people visiting museums, based on modified force fields. Scalability has been achieved by developing Hermes, a modular architecture for multi-platform video grabbing. MPEG4 compression, stream processing environment. A set of processing modules has been developed to increase the realism of generated synthetic images which have been used to develop and evaluate algorithms for people detection
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| Titolo: | Olympus: an Ambient Intelligence Architecture on the Verge of Reality | |
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| Data di pubblicazione: | 2003 | |
| Abstract: | This paper presents Olympus, a modular processing architecture for a distributed ambient intelligence. The system is aimed at detailed reporting of people wandering and gesturing in complex indoor environments. The design of the architecture has been driven bu two main principles: reliable algorithm testing and system scalability. The first goal has been achieved through the development of Zeus, a real time 3D rendering engine that provides simulated sensory inputs supported by automatically generated gorund thruth for performance evalutaiton. The rendering engine is suported by Cronos, a flexible tool for the synthesis of choreographed motion of people visiting museums, based on modified force fields. Scalability has been achieved by developing Hermes, a modular architecture for multi-platform video grabbing. MPEG4 compression, stream processing environment. A set of processing modules has been developed to increase the realism of generated synthetic images which have been used to develop and evaluate algorithms for people detection | |
| Handle: | http://hdl.handle.net/11582/2063 | |
| Appare nelle tipologie: | 4.1 Contributo in Atti di convegno |
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