Kinect Based Virtual Referee For Table Tennis Game: TTV (Table Tennis Var System)

Moshayedi, Ata Jahangir; Chen, Zuyan; Liao, Liefa; Li, Shuai

doi:10.1109/icisce48695.2019.00077

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“…By arranging a certain number of electronic devices, sensors and other devices in the cabin, service area, lavatory, passenger seats, crew rest area and other areas, the cabin crew can monitor and manage the status information of each area of the cabin, including but not limited to a series of cabin seats, PSUs, overhead bins, service area facilities, kitchen facilities, lavatory facilities, doors system, water and waste system, cabin temperature, mood lighting system, electronic dimmable windows, etc. The ability to monitor and manage the status information of each area of the cabin can greatly improve the work efficiency and quality of cabin crew and then to serve the whole cabin [1][2] [3].…”

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Simulation and Analysis of Civil Aircraft Cabin Core Network Architecture based on Daisy Chain

Xiaoqiong,

Xi,

Ruiqi

et al. 2023

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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With the rapid development of electronic technology, the application of civil aircraft cabin electronics is becoming more and more advanced. The traditional cabin core network architecture can no longer meet current cabin application requirements. Meanwhile, there are multiple of devices with duplicated functions in cabin of civil aircraft, and the number of each device with duplicated functions is very large. In order to solve the problem of repetitive deployment of a large number of devices with duplicated functions in the cabin system, the civil aircraft cabin core network architecture is proposed to adopt a two-level daisy chain network topology which has many advantages such as high robustness, high scalability and less cables. In the design phase of civil aircraft cabin core network architecture, modeling and simulation of the network architecture through simulation tools is an important means to study, predict, justify and judge the network performance. In this paper, a two-level daisy chain network architecture model with about 67 nodes for civil aircraft cabin core network is developed and the network performance of the model mentioned above is simulated through OPNET simulation tool in order to perform a trade-off analysis and evaluate the cabin core network architecture.

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Simulation and Analysis of Civil Aircraft Cabin Core Network Architecture based on Daisy Chain

Xiaoqiong,

Xi,

Ruiqi

et al. 2023

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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“…Although AI has made a series of breakthroughs in games (such as poker [1] and Go [2]), materials science [3], chemistry [4], biology [5], mathematics [6], debate [7], and ancient text restoration [8], applying AI to sports [9][10][11][12][13][14] in real time is a challenging problem, because real-time applications in sports to assist games is a domain which requires excellent real-time performance, high accuracy, and good stability, and the environment of sports is a real world that is particularly complex and has many uncertainties, which would greatly affect the performances of the AI-based systems.…”

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An AI-Based Curling Game System for Winter Olympics

Shi¹,

Wang²,

Wang³

et al. 2022

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The real-time application of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in sports is a long-standing challenge owing to large spatial sports field, complexity, and uncertainty of real-world environment, etc. Although some AI-based systems have been applied to sporting events such as tennis, basketball, and football, they are replayed after the game rather than applied in real time. Here, we present an AI-based curling game system, termed CurlingHunter, which can display actual trajectories, predicted trajectories, and house regions of curling during the games via a giant screen in curling stadiums and a live streaming media platform on the internet in real time, so as to assist the game, improve the interest of watching game, help athletes train, etc. We provide a complete description of CurlingHunter’ architecture and a thorough evaluation of its performances and demonstrate that CurlingHunter possesses remarkable real-time performance (~9.005 ms), high accuracy (30±3 cm under measurement distance>20 m), and good stability. CurlingHunter is the first, to the best of our knowledge, real-time system that can assist athletes to compete during the games in the history of sports and has been successfully applied in Winter Olympics and Winter Paralympics. Our work highlights the potential of AI-based systems for real-time applications in sports.

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“…In his 1938 work Homo Ludens, Huizinga [8] noted that play is an essential component of all human culture. Generations of digital natives, immersed in the culture of computers and the internet, have grown up with video games and digital technology [9], [10]. Three out of every four people in the U.S. play video games and gamers average 14 hours per week playing video games, up from the 12 hours per week in 2018 [11].…”

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A digital game for preserving food cultural heritage: design and evaluation of ThaiFoodAdventure game

Chaisriya

Gilbert²,

Suwangerd³

et al. 2022

IJECE

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<p><span lang="EN-US">Digital games are a powerful tool for the presentation of food cultural heritage. A digital game was designed and developed to raise and enhance young people’s interest in and knowledge of Thai food cultural heritage, currently an under-researched field. The platform game was played on a mobile device and required the collection of food ingredients appropriate to popular cuisine in four Thai regions while overcoming obstacles. A sample (N=61) of young people (mean age=19 years) played the game, and the differences in their pre and post-test knowledge of and interest in Thai food and its cultural heritage were analyzed. The findings showed a highly significant increase in interest in and knowledge of Thai food cultural heritage, and did so despite the opinion of some participants that learning games were less interesting than conventional games, or that games were not a good way of raising interest in cultural heritage.</span></p>

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Kinect Based Virtual Referee For Table Tennis Game: TTV (Table Tennis Var System)

Cited by 8 publications

References 5 publications

Simulation and Analysis of Civil Aircraft Cabin Core Network Architecture based on Daisy Chain

Simulation and Analysis of Civil Aircraft Cabin Core Network Architecture based on Daisy Chain

An AI-Based Curling Game System for Winter Olympics

A digital game for preserving food cultural heritage: design and evaluation of ThaiFoodAdventure game

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