Microsoft Research Development Intelligent Elevator based on the habit of determining floors

Phoenix Technology News Beijing Time January 21, according to Science and technology blog TheNextWeb reported that Microsoft Research is developing an intelligent elevator, it can be based on historical data and other factors to determine the user to go to the floor. "Artificial intelligence is now the company's most focused project," said Peter Lee, dean of Microsoft's Research Institute, in a Bloomberg interview with Lee. Lee explained that they placed a large number of cameras in front of the elevators, which took turns observing the user's behavior for about 3 months, without any additional programs or facial recognition software. During this time, the AI system will learn the behavior of users and begin to understand their intentions. At the end of the training period, the learning process will be closed, and the AI system will control the elevator and act in the user's way. For example, the smart system knows it's lunchtime and knows that you talked about having lunch with a co-worker on the second floor yesterday and that you seem to be leaving the office to walk into the elevator, so you don't need to do anything and the elevator will take you to your colleagues on the second floor. Most of the time, people need to sit in front of the computer or take out their mobile phones, but Microsoft Research is exploring the next ERA in computing: we think that you don't need to operate a computer in the future, but that your computer works the way you do. (Compiling/Xiao Yu)