Ubiquitous reminders to manage timetable in a smart home

Proceedings of the 18th International Conference on Information Integration and Web-based Applications and Services Pub Date : 2016-11-28 DOI:10.1145/3011141.3011186

H. Pigot, Pierre-Yves Nivollet, T. Zayani, Yannick Adelise

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The aging of the population will bring changes on home care for elders and gerontechnologies provide alternatives for aging in place. This article presents a concept of a smart home that reminds the resident the activities he has planned on an interactive calendar. The goal is to evaluate the feasibility of the activities recognition and to study the acceptability of such a device. A proof of concept has been carried out in the DOMUS laboratory smart home to evaluate how people react when facing activity reminders. Twelve adults executed sixteen activities that were part of a one-hour morning routine. The participants were recalled for the activities they have not performed on time. The recognition program Pradha presents a fairly good accuracy rate (73%), as the learning phase is based on activities that have been performed by other people who have not been taking part of this experiment. The participants relied on the vocal reminders and expressed satisfaction after using an interactive calendar that remembers important activities.

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在智能家居中无处不在的提醒来管理时间表

人口老龄化将给家庭养老带来变化，老年技术为老年人提供了替代方案。这篇文章提出了一个智能家居的概念，它提醒居民他在交互式日历上计划的活动。目的是评估活动识别的可行性，并研究这种装置的可接受性。在DOMUS实验室智能家居中进行了概念验证，以评估人们在面对活动提醒时的反应。12名成年人完成了16项活动，这些活动是一小时早晨例行公事的一部分。参与者因未按时完成的活动而被召回。识别程序Pradha呈现出相当好的准确率(73%)，因为学习阶段是基于其他人没有参加这个实验的活动。参与者依赖语音提醒，并在使用记住重要活动的交互式日历后表示满意。

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