ROBOGRAPHERS FACIAL EXPRESSION RECOGNITION USING SWARMS SPONSORED BY: DR. KATIA SYCARA TEAM :GAURI GANDHI SIDA WANG TIFFANY MAY JIMIT GANDHI ROHIT DASHRATHI.

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ROBOGRAPHERS FACIAL EXPRESSION RECOGNITION USING SWARMS SPONSORED BY: DR. KATIA SYCARA TEAM :GAURI GANDHI SIDA WANG TIFFANY MAY JIMIT GANDHI ROHIT DASHRATHI IN-CLASS PRESENTATION #1 PURPOSE OBJECTIVE TREE SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FUNCTIONAL ARCHITECTURE CYBER-PHYSICAL ARCHITECTURE TEAM G

PURPOSE Autonomous Event Photography Using Swarms In Social Gatherings Such As In Graduation Ceremony, Wedding, Parties, Exhibitions Preliminary Effort, Constrained Conditions An Example:

Capture Smiling Photos Using Swarms Detect Face & Features Identify frame of interest Find person of interest Detect head pose Collaborate Cover from different angles Follow head pose together Plan, navigate and move Don’t collide among themselves Click Photo Tilt camera for best angle Click good photos Click when smiling Maintain stability Is easy to deploy Work with little operator knowledge Fast and easy to set up Easy to recharge Is safe Does not race in the event Avoid collision with people OBJECTIVE TREE

FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS Robots In The System Shall Detect Human Figures Detect And Follow Head Pose Detects Faces Detect Facial Features Detect Smile Individually & Collaboratively Communicate With Each Other Drive Autonomously Between Multiple Locations Avoid Obstacles Localize Themselves Navigate Collaboratively NON-FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS The Non-Functional Requirements are: Should Be Supported With Good Lighting Conditions (Fully Illuminated Face All The Time) Should Have User Interface For Easy Operation Aesthetically Well Built, Good Looks SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS Robots In The System Shall Detect Faces At 0.5s Recognise Smiling Expression At 0.4s Drive Autonomously Between Multiple Locations At 15-20cm/S Detect Obstacles At 10 Cm Minimum Height Click At Least 70 % Smiling Photos (Measure Of Overall Performance Requirement) SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS (CONTD) Click Photos In <1.5 S Response Time After Expression Detection Click Photos When Individual/Collaborative Smile Assessment >50% Take Pictures Within 3-5 Ft Range

FUNCTIONAL ARCHITECTURE Frame of Interest Y Identify Person of Interest Detect Head pose Detect Face Detect Gaze Detect if Smiling Move autonomous to him Is distance > x cm? Maintain ‘x’ cm Follow Head pose N ROBOGRAPHER % Robot 1+ % Robot2> 50%? Detect Smile % Robot 1 Detect Smile % Robot 2 Photo Y N Say Cheese! INPUT OUTPUT

CYBER-PHYSICAL ARCHITECTURE Batteries Sensing System Camera For Human Detection & Photo Capture MS Kinect/Apriltag for Collision Avoidance Processing System Master Computer Driving System IntraFace Intel X86 Processor Arduino Visual Odometry Mechanical Outputs DC Motor For Wheels Camera Servo Motor

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