Human factor evaluation via emotion recognition from face micro-expressions and speech analysis holds significant value in the field of shipping and logistics. Understanding the emotional state and engagement levels of individuals involved in shipping operations can greatly impact efficiency, customer satisfaction, and overall success in the industry. Emotions recognition from face micro-expressions plays a crucial role in assessing the well-being and mental state of shipping personnel. The ability to detect micro-expressions can help identify signs of stress, fatigue, frustration, or other emotional states that may affect their performance. By recognizing these emotions, shipping companies can take proactive measures to address issues, provide the necessary support, and ensure the well-being of their employees. This can lead to improved job satisfaction, reduced turnover rates, and increased productivity. Speech analysis also plays a significant role in human factor evaluation within the shipping industry. Effective communication is essential for successful shipping operations, and analyzing speech patterns can provide insights into the emotional state, engagement, and clarity of individuals involved. By analyzing the tone, pitch, and speed of speech, shipping companies can identify signs of confusion, frustration, or lack of engagement. This information can be used to optimize training programs, improve communication protocols, and enhance overall operational efficiency. Moreover, emotion recognition and speech analysis can be used in customer service within the shipping industry. Understanding the emotions and satisfaction levels of customers through their facial expressions and speech can enable shipping companies to tailor their services and address any concerns promptly. This personalized approach enhances customer experience, strengthens relationships, and ultimately leads to customer loyalty and repeat business. While utilizing emotion recognition and speech analysis in the shipping industry offers numerous benefits, ethical considerations must be taken into account. Ensuring the privacy and consent of individuals involved is of utmost importance. Companies must handle personal information responsibly and transparently, adhering to legal and ethical standards. Additionally, biases and discrimination risks associated with emotion recognition technology should be acknowledged and addressed to ensure fair and equitable use. In conclusion, human factor evaluation via emotion recognition from face micro-expressions and speech analysis holds substantial value in the shipping industry. By understanding and interpreting emotions, shipping companies can enhance employee well-being, improve communication, optimize operations, and provide exceptional customer service. However, ethical guidelines must be followed to protect privacy, avoid biases, and ensure the responsible use of these technologies in the shipping sector.

Quantifying human factor in ships operation via an AI based emotions recognition

Mario Ivan Zignego;Paolo Gemelli;Alessandro Bertirotti;Laura Pagani
2023-01-01

Abstract

Human factor evaluation via emotion recognition from face micro-expressions and speech analysis holds significant value in the field of shipping and logistics. Understanding the emotional state and engagement levels of individuals involved in shipping operations can greatly impact efficiency, customer satisfaction, and overall success in the industry. Emotions recognition from face micro-expressions plays a crucial role in assessing the well-being and mental state of shipping personnel. The ability to detect micro-expressions can help identify signs of stress, fatigue, frustration, or other emotional states that may affect their performance. By recognizing these emotions, shipping companies can take proactive measures to address issues, provide the necessary support, and ensure the well-being of their employees. This can lead to improved job satisfaction, reduced turnover rates, and increased productivity. Speech analysis also plays a significant role in human factor evaluation within the shipping industry. Effective communication is essential for successful shipping operations, and analyzing speech patterns can provide insights into the emotional state, engagement, and clarity of individuals involved. By analyzing the tone, pitch, and speed of speech, shipping companies can identify signs of confusion, frustration, or lack of engagement. This information can be used to optimize training programs, improve communication protocols, and enhance overall operational efficiency. Moreover, emotion recognition and speech analysis can be used in customer service within the shipping industry. Understanding the emotions and satisfaction levels of customers through their facial expressions and speech can enable shipping companies to tailor their services and address any concerns promptly. This personalized approach enhances customer experience, strengthens relationships, and ultimately leads to customer loyalty and repeat business. While utilizing emotion recognition and speech analysis in the shipping industry offers numerous benefits, ethical considerations must be taken into account. Ensuring the privacy and consent of individuals involved is of utmost importance. Companies must handle personal information responsibly and transparently, adhering to legal and ethical standards. Additionally, biases and discrimination risks associated with emotion recognition technology should be acknowledged and addressed to ensure fair and equitable use. In conclusion, human factor evaluation via emotion recognition from face micro-expressions and speech analysis holds substantial value in the shipping industry. By understanding and interpreting emotions, shipping companies can enhance employee well-being, improve communication, optimize operations, and provide exceptional customer service. However, ethical guidelines must be followed to protect privacy, avoid biases, and ensure the responsible use of these technologies in the shipping sector.
2023
978-605-4123-32-2
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