Omron Corporation

Danni Wang

Hirotaka Wada

Hiroshi Nakajima

Yoshikazu Mori

Endri Rama

Masashi Miyazaki

Kenta Nishiyuki

Yuji Mizuno

The disclosure provides a skill evaluation device, a skill evaluation method, and a storage medium capable of appropriately evaluating the skill of an operator by changing a time range for evaluating the skill of the operator. The skill evaluation device includes an acquisition part, an extraction part, a calculation part, and an output part. The acquisition part acquires time range information indicating an arbitrary time range. The extraction part extracts data of a specific time range determined based on the time range information from operation status data indicating an operation status of the operator in a time series. The calculation part calculates an index value of the skill of the operator for one or more evaluation items based on the data of the specific time range. The output part outputs index information indicating the index value.

Skill evaluation device, skill evaluation method, and storage medium

Provided is a motion recognition apparatus capable of individually recognizing motions performed using each body part. A motion recognition apparatus () includes: an acquisition unit () configured to acquire time series information regarding motions of an operator; a motion recognition unit () configured to recognize, on the basis of motion information that defines individual motions and the time series information, a motion of the operator corresponding to any one of the individual motions for each body part of the operator and generate a motion recognition result including a start time and an end time of the one of the individual motions corresponding to the recognized motion of the operator for each body part of the operator; and a display unit () configured to display the motion recognition result of each body part in a chronologically aligned manner on the basis of the generated motion recognition result.

Hand-eye, body part motion recognition and chronologically aligned display of recognized body parts

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Kyoto, Japan

Danni Wang