“Deep-ChildAR bot: Educational Activities and Safety Care Augmented Reality system with Deep-learning for Preschool” by Park, Ro and Han

  • ©Yoon Jung Park, Hyocheol Ro, and Tack-Don Han

  • ©Yoon Jung Park, Hyocheol Ro, and Tack-Don Han

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Entry Number: 26

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    Deep-ChildAR bot: Educational Activities and Safety Care Augmented Reality system with Deep-learning for Preschool

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    We propose a projection-based augmented reality (AR) robot system that provides pervasive support for the education and safety of preschoolers via a deep learning framework. This system can utilize real-world objects as metaphors for educational tools by performing object detection based on deep learning in real-time, and it can help recognize the dangers of real-world objects that may pose risks to children. We designed the system in a simple and intuitive way to provide user-friendly interfaces and interactions for children. Children’s experiences through the proposed system can improve their physical, cognitive, emotional, and thinking abilities.

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    This work was supported by the National Research Foundation of Korea(NRF) grant funded by the Korea government(MSIP) (No.NRF2018R1A2A1A05078628).


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