CS 2310 Course Project Qiao Zhang.

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CS 2310 Course Project Qiao Zhang

System Overview Motivation: To detect static and dynamic gestures as a way to convey information. To be more specific, to provide the users a natural way to interact with the health care system. Interaction: The Kinect Sensor generates the raw input; the Input Processor reads the raw input and encodes the raw input file into a representation of the gestures; the Input Processor sends the file to the SIS Server; The SIS Server receives the message and sends it to the Gesture Monitor; the Gesture Monitor reads the file and classifies the gesture; if the gesture is recognized as a request from the user, the Gesture Monitor will send the SIS Server the corresponding message. System Diagram

Messages MSGID20 Description: Create KinectMonitor Component <Head> <MsgID>20</MsgID> <Description>Create Uploader Component</Description> </Head> <Body> <Item> <Key>Passcode</Key> <Value>****</Value> </Item> <Key>SecurityLevel</Key> <Value>3</Value> <Key>Name</Key> <Value>KinectMonitor</Value> <Key>SourceCode</Key> <Value>KinectMonitor.jar</Value> <Item> <Key>InputMsgID 1</Key> <Value>43</Value> </Item> <Key>OutputMsgID 1</Key> <Value>38</Value> <Key>Component Description</Key> <Value> Process the (mock up) data from the Kinect sensor </Value> </Body> </Msg>

Messages MSGID43 Description: Create KinectMonitor Component <Head> <MsgID>20</MsgID> <Description>Create Uploader Component</Description> </Head> <Body> <Item> <Key>Passcode</Key> <Value>****</Value> </Item> <Key>SecurityLevel</Key> <Value>3</Value> <Key>Name</Key> <Value>KinectMonitor</Value> <Key>SourceCode</Key> <Value>KinectMonitor.jar</Value> <Item> <Key>InputMsgID 1</Key> <Value>35</Value> </Item> <Key>OutputMsgID 1</Key> <Value>38</Value> <Key>Component Description</Key> <Value> Process the (mock up) data from the Kinect sensor </Value> </Body> </Msg>

Messages MSGID43 Description: Alert Message <Head> <MsgID>38</MsgID> <Description>User Gesture Alert</Description> </Head> <Body> <Item> <Key>Gesture Command</Key> <Value>Water Delivery</Value> </Item> <Key>Alert Type</Key> <Value>Non-emegency Alert</Value> <Key>Name</Key> <Value>Kinect Monitor</Value> <Key>DateTime</Key> <Value>Sat Feb 27 18:10:20 EST 2010</Value> </Body> </Msg> MSGID43 Description: Alert Message <Msg> <Head> <MsgID>38</MsgID> <Description>User Gesture Alert</Description> </Head> <Body> <Item> <Key>Gesture Command</Key> <Value>Patient Lying on Ground</Value> </Item> <Key>Alert Type</Key> <Value>Emegency Alert</Value> <Key>Name</Key> <Value>Kinect Monitor</Value> <Key>DateTime</Key> <Value>Sat Feb 27 18:10:20 EST 2010</Value> </Body> </Msg>

Messages MSGID20 Description: Kill Component <Msg> <Head> <MsgID>22</MsgID> <Description>Kill Component</Description> </Head> <Body> <Item> <Key>Passcode</Key> <Value>****</Value> </Item> <Key>SecurityLevel</Key> <Value>3</Value> <Key>Name</Key> <Value>KinectMonitor</Value> <Key>SourceCode</Key> <Value>KinectMonitor.jar</Value> </Body> </Msg>

Scenarios KinectMonitor reads from the Kinect sensor The component generates corresponding alert messages Then the component sends the messages to the GUI

Other References Two Java libraries for kinect: J4K: http://research.dwi.ufl.edu/ufdw/j4k/ Jnect: https://code.google.com/a/eclipselabs.org/p/jnect/