child-emotion-recognition-analysis

You can detect negative child emotions from surveillance video by uploading the footage and providing an open-id. The Skill analyzes the video or images for crying, anger, fear, and distress, generating a structured emotion recognition report.

Yes, you can retrieve historical emotion recognition reports by querying the system with the child's open-id. The Skill routes history queries via the list API command to fetch and present previous emotion analysis reports including report links.

Yes, the emotion analysis system sends real-time alerts to parents' mobile devices. Upon detecting distress or fear, it issues active soothing reminders and synchronizes alert notifications to caregivers for immediate intervention.

To start analyzing childcare monitoring images for distress, you need to provide the video or image inputs and a mandatory open-id. The system requires this identifier to generate structured emotion recognition reports and route alerts.

The system detects negative emotional states including crying, anger, fear, and distress from home monitoring video. It is designed for home, kindergarten, and daycare monitoring scenarios to help caregivers identify when a child needs attention.