Shoichiro Sakurai
Tokyo Metropolitan University
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robot and human interactive communication | 2008
Yusuke Fukusato; Shoichiro Sakurai; Eri Sato-Shimokawara; Toru Yamaguchi
In this research, the environmental information interface where the person is kept is constructed as virtual-city separately for the phase corresponding to the scale. In addition, the installation of the marker etc. achieves the instruction by the gesture in natural shape without the necessity for the interface. The recognition speed and accuracy are shown to improve as results by using the vision board more than past gestures, and convenience and the utility of this system are shown for that.
international conference on advanced intelligent mechatronics | 2007
Shoichiro Sakurai; Eri Sato; Toru Yamaguchi
This paper presents a gestural interaction system between human and robot using pointing movement. The virtual room, which was based on actual room, can be shown an attended object with blinking. A user pointed out an object, which he/she wants to move. The robot moves to an indicated point, or moves an indicated object to point in actual room. Moreover, to interact at actual rooms, the system that obtained RGB information of a pointed out object was developed. The system recognized a pointing gesture and obtained a feature of pointed out object by a image processing. Two sets of tracking modules comprised of a camera and a PC was prepared in a room. Three-dimensional coordinates of users head and hand position were calculated using the data, which was obtained by tracking modules. The system recognized indicated point and infers the object, which the user attended. To show what the system attended, some information about the object was needed. Thus, in this research, we constructed RGB data obtaining module. The module obtained coordinates of indicated point and calculate the coordinates in picture. The system was developed using robot technology middleware (RTM). RT Middleware was developed by AIST (Agency of Industrial Science and Technology, Japan) for easily integrating robot systems by modularized software components. By constructing modules based on RT Middleware, we developed modules, which are functional elements to interact with human as components of easily system integration.
ieee international conference on fuzzy systems | 2009
Yusuke Fukusato; Shoichiro Sakurai; Siliang Wang; Eri Sato-Shimokawara; Toru Yamaguchi
Archive | 2008
Shoichiro Sakurai; Toru Yamaguchi; 亨 山口; 翔一朗 櫻井
conference of the industrial electronics society | 2007
Toru Yamaguchi; Eri Sato; Shoichiro Sakurai
robot and human interactive communication | 2007
Eri Sato; Shoichiro Sakurai; Aika Nakajima; Yuichi Yoshida; Toru Yamguchi
The Proceedings of JSME annual Conference on Robotics and Mechatronics (Robomec) | 2008
Yusuke Fukusato; Shoichiro Sakurai; Eri Sato-Shimokawara; Toru Yamaguchi
SCIS & ISIS SCIS & ISIS 2008 | 2008
Yusuke Fukusato; Shoichiro Sakurai; Eri Sato-Shimokawara; Toru Yamaguchi
Proceedings of the Fuzzy System Symposium | 2008
Yusuke Fukusato; Shoichiro Sakurai; Eri Sato-Shimokawara; Toru Yamaguchi
Archive | 2008
Shoichiro Sakurai; Toru Yamaguchi; 亨 山口; 翔一朗 櫻井