Human Action Recognition

Human Action Recognition is a technology that uses cameras and computer algorithms to identify and interpret what a person is doing, such as running, jumping, or sitting. It involves analyzing video footage to detect body movements, posture, and gestures. This process enables machines to understand human activities in real-time or from recordings, which can be used for security, healthcare, sports analysis, or human-computer interaction. Essentially, it teaches computers to recognize and classify different human actions accurately by interpreting visual cues captured through cameras.