EASE
Everyday Activity in Science and Engineering
As part of the EASE collaborative research center (http://ease-crc.org) we are investigating how humans perform everyday activities. We are collecting a dataset with various different sensors of subjects tasked with setting a table for various meal types and conditions. The dataset will be made publicly available. The data is then semantically annotated on different levels of granularity and abstraction in order to generate an action plan for a task. These symbolic representations of the everyday tasks can be used by a humanoid robots to enable or enhance its performance of those same actions.
Sensors used in the current experimental setup include a OptiTrack optical motion capture, stationary and head
mounted cameras, microphones for scene and voice audio, and a variety of worn sensors to measure bio-physiological signals produced by the human body during activity. These include accelerometers, electromyography (EMG) and electrodermal activity (EDA) sensors, a g.Tec Nautilus mobile electroencephalography (EEG) cap, and a Pupil Labs mobile eye-tracker.
Ansprechpartner: Moritz Meier M.Sc.
Mehr Informationen: https://ease-crc.org/
Publications
Synchronized Multimodal Recording of a Table Setting Dataset (Moritz Meier, Celeste Mason, Robert Porzel, Felix Putze, Tanja Schultz), In IROS 2018: Workshop on Latest Advances in Big Activity Data Sources for Robotics & New Challenges, 2018
Human Activities Data Collection and Labeling using a Think-aloud Protocol in a Table Setting Scenario (Celeste Mason, Moritz Meier, Florian Ahrens, Thorsten Fehr, Manfred Herrmann, Felix Putze, Tanja Schultz), IROS 2018: Workshop on Latest Advances in Big Activity Data Sources for Robotics & New Challenges, 2018