Multi Modal Emotion Recognition and Sentimental Analysis for Next Generation Home Automation

Authors

  • Ranjith K Assistant Professor (Ad hoc), Department of Information Technology, Govt. Engineering College, Palakkad.

Keywords:

Home Automation, Intelligent Systems, Sentimental Analysis, Emotion Recognition

Abstract

Intelligent devices are the attraction of next generation systems where it does the work automatically without any supervision. Studies on Intelligent Systems shows various approaches in making systems intelligent and how their decision making capabilities are enhanced. All the existing systems involve some sort of human supervision in making decisions. Traditional Human-Machine interaction may not be possible in emergency situations or in real world busy situations. Hence it’s time to think on Intelligent Systems capable of doing tasks without any supervision. Such systems can completely avoid human interventions or any form of instructions. My proposed research study is focusing on Intelligent Devices in a home environment that can assist in day to day activities of the residents in aware of situations. Such devices are capable of recognizing its environment through resident’s voice, emotions, life style, routine, etc and can take decisions appropriately. Also it can provide personalized assistance to individual resident or guests. Hoping that such a system can reduce the workload of human beings and surely it will be a new direction of research in this field.

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Published

2019-06-16