2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.robot.2023.104523
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A general skeleton-based action and gesture recognition framework for human–robot collaboration

Matteo Terreran,
Leonardo Barcellona,
Stefano Ghidoni
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“…The document presents a comprehensive framework for human action and gesture recognition in human-robot collaboration scenarios. [3] It addresses the importance of recognizing human actions for effective and safe collaboration between humans and robots, proposing a framework based on 3D pose estimation and ensemble techniques to recognize both body actions and hand gestures. The proposed framework relies on OpenPose and 2D to 3D lifting methods to estimate 3D joints and uses graph convolutional networks for action recognition.…”
Section: Gesture Recognition For Human-robot Collaborationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The document presents a comprehensive framework for human action and gesture recognition in human-robot collaboration scenarios. [3] It addresses the importance of recognizing human actions for effective and safe collaboration between humans and robots, proposing a framework based on 3D pose estimation and ensemble techniques to recognize both body actions and hand gestures. The proposed framework relies on OpenPose and 2D to 3D lifting methods to estimate 3D joints and uses graph convolutional networks for action recognition.…”
Section: Gesture Recognition For Human-robot Collaborationmentioning
confidence: 99%