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HeadScan: A Wearable System for Radio-Based Sensing of Head and Mouth-Related Activities
2016
2016 15th ACM/IEEE International Conference on Information Processing in Sensor Networks (IPSN)
The popularity of wearables continues to rise. However, possible applications, and even their raw functionality are constrained by the types of sensors that are currently available. Accelerometers and gyroscopes struggle to capture complex user activities. Microphones and image sensors are more powerful but capture privacy sensitive information. Physiological sensors are obtrusive to users as they often require skin contact and must be placed at certain body positions to function. In contrast,
doi:10.1109/ipsn.2016.7460677
dblp:conf/ipsn/FangLZK16
fatcat:yosr7ch5enavnlwyqq5wxweb3e