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Users easily make errors when performing multi-step tasks (e.g., cooking or caregiving), affecting experience and safety.

lightbulbPractical problemCare, Health, and Task-Step Activity Recognition

Users easily make errors when performing multi-step tasks (e.g., cooking or caregiving), affecting experience and safety.

UbiComp '24Unified Framework for Procedural Task Assistants powered by Human Activity Recognition

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