Most of the efforts concerning graphical representations of humans (Virtual Humans) have been focused on synthesizing geometry for static or animated shapes. The next step is to consider a human body not only as a 3D shape, but as an active semantic entity with features, functionalities, interaction skills, etc. We are currently working on an ontology-based approach to make Virtual Humans more active and understandable both for humans and machines. The ontology for Virtual Humans we are defining will provide the "semantic layer" required to reconstruct, stock, retrieve, reuse and share content and knowledge related to Virtual Humans.

An ontology of virtual humans-incorporating semantics into human shapes

Michela Mortara;Michela Spagnuolo
2007

Abstract

Most of the efforts concerning graphical representations of humans (Virtual Humans) have been focused on synthesizing geometry for static or animated shapes. The next step is to consider a human body not only as a 3D shape, but as an active semantic entity with features, functionalities, interaction skills, etc. We are currently working on an ontology-based approach to make Virtual Humans more active and understandable both for humans and machines. The ontology for Virtual Humans we are defining will provide the "semantic layer" required to reconstruct, stock, retrieve, reuse and share content and knowledge related to Virtual Humans.
2007
Istituto di Matematica Applicata e Tecnologie Informatiche - IMATI -
Human shape reconstruction and synthesis
Semantic annotations
Ontologies
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