The article describes a multi-sensor dataset of human-human handovers composed of over 1000 recordings collected from 18 volunteers. The recordings refer to 76 test configurations, which consider different volunteer's starting positions and roles, objects to pass and motion strategies. In all experiments, we acquire 6-axis inertial data from two smartwatches, the 15-joint skeleton model of one volunteer with an RGB-D camera and the upper-body model of both persons using a total of 20 motion capture markers. The recordings are annotated with videos and questionnaires about the perceived characteristics of the handover. (C) 2018 The Authors. Published by Elsevier Inc.
A multi-sensor dataset of human-human handover
Alessandro Carfi';Francesco Foglino;Barbara Bruno;Fulvio Mastrogiovanni
2019-01-01
Abstract
The article describes a multi-sensor dataset of human-human handovers composed of over 1000 recordings collected from 18 volunteers. The recordings refer to 76 test configurations, which consider different volunteer's starting positions and roles, objects to pass and motion strategies. In all experiments, we acquire 6-axis inertial data from two smartwatches, the 15-joint skeleton model of one volunteer with an RGB-D camera and the upper-body model of both persons using a total of 20 motion capture markers. The recordings are annotated with videos and questionnaires about the perceived characteristics of the handover. (C) 2018 The Authors. Published by Elsevier Inc.
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