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Reza Soleimani and Edgar Lobaton
Physiological and kinematic signals from humans are often used for monitoring health. Several processes of interest (e.g., cardiac and respiratory processes, and locomotion) demonstrate periodicity. Training models for inference on these signals (e.g., d...
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Marko Munih, Zoran Ivanic and Roman Kamnik
We describe the Wearable Sensory Apparatus (WSA) System, which has been implemented and verified in accordance with the relevant standards. It comprises the Inertial Measurement Units (IMUs), real-time wireless data transmission over Ultrawideband (UWB),...
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Tetsuro Miyazaki, Toshihiro Tagami, Daisuke Morisaki, Ryoken Miyazaki, Toshihiro Kawase, Takahiro Kanno and Kenji Kawashima
Power assistive devices have been developed in recent years. To detect the wearer?s motion, conventional devices require users to wear sensors. However, wearing many sensors increases the wearing time, and usability of the device will become worse. We de...
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Tao Zhen, Lei Yan and Peng Yuan
Gait phase detection is a new biometric method which is of great significance in gait correction, disease diagnosis, and exoskeleton assisted robots. Especially for the development of bone assisted robots, gait phase recognition is an indispensable key t...
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