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Multi-modal context-awareness for ambient intelligence environments
Context-awareness constitutes a fundamental attribute of a smart environment. Our research aims at advancing the context-awareness capabilities of ambient intelligence environments by combining multi-modal information from both stationary and moving sensors. The collected data enables us to perform person identification and 3-D localization and recognize activities. In addition, we explore closed-loop feedback by integrating autonomous robots interacting with the users.