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With global shifting toward an aging population, empowering seniors to age in place is both a social challenge and a technological opportunity. Video-based home monitoring has the great potential to provide both robust support and privacy for elderly by leveraging advanced and edge computing techniques. Working together with our industry partner Sharp Growth (Canada) Limited, this project aims to develop edge-based privacy-preserving, accurate, energy-efficient video-based AI monitoring and analysis solutions for elderly monitoring and support, by address key challenges such as limited activity understanding, lack of rich semantic feedback and summary, and limited interactive capabilities for users. The proposed work contributes to accessible health monitoring technologies, with great potential for applications such as at-home hospital.
Jane Wang;Rabab Ward
Sharp Growth (Canada) Limited
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The University of British Columbia
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