The growth in the aging population requires caregivers to improve both efficiency and quality of healthcare. In this study, we develop an automatic, vision-based system for monitoring and analyzing the physical and mental well-being of senior citizens. Through collaboration with Haven of Hope Christian Service, we collect video recording data in the care center with surveillance cameras. We then process and extract personalized facial, activity, and interaction features from the video data using deep neural networks. This integrated health information systems can assist caregivers to gain better insights into the seniors they are taking care of. These insights, including wellness metrics and long-term health patterns of senior citizens, can help caregivers update their caregiving strategies. We report the findings of our analysis and evaluate the system quantitatively. We also summarize technical challenges and additional functionalities and technologies needed for offering a comprehensive system.
@article{arxiv.2112.10381,
title = {Automated Vision-Based Wellness Analysis for Elderly Care Centers},
author = {Xijie Huang and Jeffry Wicaksana and Shichao Li and Kwang-Ting Cheng},
journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:2112.10381},
year = {2021}
}
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To be appeared at AAAI22 health intelligence workshop