An Event-triggered System for Social Persuasion and Danger Alert in Elder Home Monitoring
Jun-Yi Liu, Chung-Hao Chen, Ya-Chi Tsao, Ssu-Yao Wu, Yu-Ting Tsao, Lyn Chao-ling Chen

TL;DR
This paper presents an event-triggered system for elder home monitoring that detects safety and social events using GMM background modeling and SVM analysis, facilitating elder safety and communication.
Contribution
It introduces a novel elder monitoring system combining event detection, image analysis, and social media communication tailored for elder care.
Findings
Successful detection of elder and visitor motion behaviors.
Effective classification of images using SVM.
Enhanced communication between elders and relatives.
Abstract
In the study, the physical state and mental state of elders are both considered, and an event-triggered system has developed to detect events: watch dog, danger notice and photo link. By adopting GMM background modeling, the motion behavior of visitors and elders can be detected in the watch dog event and danger notice event respectively. Experiments set in home scenarios and 5 families participated in the experiments for detecting and recording three types of events from their life activities. In addition, the captured images were analyzed using SVM machine learning. For lack of technical experiences of elders, an intuitive operation as normal life activity was designed to create communication between elder and relatives via social media.
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Taxonomy
TopicsContext-Aware Activity Recognition Systems · Human Pose and Action Recognition · Personal Information Management and User Behavior
