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Human-Robot Interaction with Smart Shopping Trolley Using Sign Language: Data Collection

Dmitry Ryumin, Denis Ivanko, Alexandr Axyonov, Ildar Kagirov, Alexey Karpov, Miloš Železný

Year
2019
Citations
17

Abstract

The paper presents a concept of a smart robotic trolley for supermarkets with a multimodal user interface, including sign language and acoustic speech recognition, and equipped with a touchscreen. Considerable progress in hand gesture recognition and automatic speech recognition within the last years has brought to life many human-computer interaction systems. At the moment the level of voiced speech and isolated/static hand gesture automatic recognition quality is quite high. However, continuous or dynamic sign language recognition still remains an unresolved challenge. There exists no automatic recognition system for Russian sign language nowadays. There are also no relevant data for model training. In the present research, we try to fill in this gap for the Russian sign language. We present a Kinect 2.0 based software-hardware complex for collection of multimodal sign language databases with an optical video camera, infrared camera and depth sensor. We describe the architecture of the developed software as well as some details of the collected database. The collected corpus is meant for further development of a Russian sign language recognition system, which will be embedded into a robotic trolley for supermarkets with gestural and speech interfaces. The architecture of the developed system is also presented in the paper.

Keywords

Computer scienceGestureSign languageGesture recognitionSoftwareTouchscreenHuman–computer interactionSign (mathematics)Artificial intelligenceSpeech recognition

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