Guidance – Object Location Assistance Sample Clauses

Guidance – Object Location Assistance. This service serves as a “memory support” that helps the elderly to remember where certain objects (e.g., wallet, keys) are usually stored around the house (e.g., in the kitchen drawer). This functionality can be used either for locating an object at runtime and providing location information or simply by informing the user of where he typically places his personal object. A high-level component interaction diagram is illustrated in Figure 10 – . Search for Object location Guidance – Object Location Assistance Context Analysis (WP2) Elderly Runtime Object Tracking «uses» Typical Object Location Assistance «uses» «uses» Object Recognition KnowledgeBase Service Typical Object Locations Monitors Save object typical location Object Elderly Figure 10 – Object Location Assistance Service Interaction Diagram
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Guidance – Object Location Assistance. This service helps the elderly to locate where certain objects (e.g., wallet, keys) are located around the house (e.g., in the kitchen drawer). Two options are available for this, as shown in the high-level component interaction diagram illustrated in Figure 14: • The runtime object tracking, provides information about the last known location of this object in the home, based on real time vision-based localization. • The typical object location assistance, provides information about the typical storage location of this object, based on static information from the database. Search for Object location Guidance – Object Location Assistance Context Analysis (WP2) Elderly Runtime Object Tracking «uses» Typical Object Location Assistance «uses» «uses» Object Recognition KnowledgeBase Service Typical Object Locations Monitors Save object typical location Object Elderly Figure 14 – Object Location Assistance Service Interaction Diagram
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