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CAMEO: The Camera Assisted Meeting Event Observer

Paul Rybski, Fernando De la Torre, Raju Patil, Carlos Vallespi, Manuela Veloso, and Brett Browning. CAMEO: The Camera Assisted Meeting Event Observer. Technical Report TR-04-07, Robotics Institute, Carnegie Mellon University, 2004.

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Abstract

Static cameras are pervasive in a variety of environments. However it remains a challenging problem to extract and reason about high-level features from real-time and continuous observation of an environment. In this paper, we present CAMEO, the Camera Assisted Meeting Event Observer, which is a physical awareness system designed for use by an agent-based electronic assistant. CAMEO is an inexpensive high-resolution omnidirectional vision system designed to be used in meeting environments. The multiple camera design achieves the desired high image resolution and lower cost that can be achieved when compared to traditional omnicameras that make use of a single camera and mirror solution.

BibTeX Entry

@TechReport{cmu-cs-04-07,
  author = 	 "Paul Rybski and Fernando De la Torre and Raju Patil and Carlos Vallespi and Manuela Veloso and Brett Browning",
  title = 	 "CAMEO: The Camera Assisted Meeting Event Observer",
  institution =  "Robotics Institute, Carnegie Mellon University",
  year = 	 2004,
  number = 	 "TR-04-07",
  month = 	 "January",
  abstract="Static cameras are pervasive in a variety of environments.
  However it remains a challenging problem to extract and reason about
  high-level features from real-time and continuous observation of an
  environment.  In this paper, we present CAMEO, the Camera Assisted
  Meeting Event Observer, which is a physical awareness system
  designed for use by an agent-based electronic assistant.  CAMEO is
  an inexpensive high-resolution omnidirectional vision system
  designed to be used in meeting environments.  The multiple camera
  design achieves the desired high image resolution and lower cost
  that can be achieved when compared to traditional omnicameras that
  make use of a single camera and mirror solution.",
  bib2html_pubtype = {Tech Report},
  bib2html_rescat = {CAMEO},
}

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