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Applying data mining/machine learning
to possibly autonomous mobile robots
which would be commonly used in the
future
In Suzuki Laboratory, we are conducting research on
discovery/learning capability of low-cost robots that think and
act by themselves. A main goal is long-term monitoring of
humans. We are developing classification, clustering, and
abnormal detection techniques from sequences of images,
skeleton graphs, and sensor readings.
Human monitoring (forthcoming)
Human pursuit2
Human detection3
Feature
extraction4
Abnormal
detection1
State
prediction5
Examples of our robots
References
1. [Suzuki, Matsumoto, Kouno DS’12].
2. [Deguchi, Suzuki a Nat’l Conf’12].
3. [Matsumoto, Sebag, Suzuki ISCIS’11 ]. 4. [Takano, Loshchilov, Meunier, Sebag, Suzuki AmI’13].
5. [Kouno, Takayama, Suzuki IAT’12].