Food intake behaviours are strictly correlated to health, especially for elderly people. Dietary habits monitoring is one of the most challenging activity for researchers in AAL scenario. RGB-D sensors, such as Kinect, provide multiple useful data to perform behavioural analysis in an unobtrusive way. Unfortunately, when using the Kinect sensor, depth and RGB data are not available with the same point of view, and a mapping algorithm is required in order to associate a 3D point to the same pixel in both the RGB and depth frames. In this paper, some techniques for RGB-D mapping of Kinect sensor data are compared, and a proposed implementation is described. Some experimental results in specific conditions are finally provided.

Comparison of RGB-D Mapping Solutions for Application to Food Intake Monitoring / Cippitelli, Enea; Gasparrini, Samuele; DE SANTIS, Adelmo; Montanini, Laura; Raffaeli, Laura; Gambi, Ennio; Spinsante, Susanna. - ELETTRONICO. - (2015), pp. 295-305. (Intervento presentato al convegno ForITAAL2014: Ambient Assisted Living Quinto Forum Italiano tenutosi a Catania (IT) nel 2-5 Settembre) [10.1007/978-3-319-18374-9_28].

Comparison of RGB-D Mapping Solutions for Application to Food Intake Monitoring

CIPPITELLI, Enea;GASPARRINI, SAMUELE;DE SANTIS, Adelmo;MONTANINI, LAURA;RAFFAELI, Laura;GAMBI, Ennio;SPINSANTE, Susanna
2015-01-01

Abstract

Food intake behaviours are strictly correlated to health, especially for elderly people. Dietary habits monitoring is one of the most challenging activity for researchers in AAL scenario. RGB-D sensors, such as Kinect, provide multiple useful data to perform behavioural analysis in an unobtrusive way. Unfortunately, when using the Kinect sensor, depth and RGB data are not available with the same point of view, and a mapping algorithm is required in order to associate a 3D point to the same pixel in both the RGB and depth frames. In this paper, some techniques for RGB-D mapping of Kinect sensor data are compared, and a proposed implementation is described. Some experimental results in specific conditions are finally provided.
2015
Biosystems & Biorobotics
9783319183732
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