Expertise: Accelerometer / Motion sensing
SAM3 Expertise Areas: Accelerometer / Motion sensing
SAM3 Researchers have extensive experience in the measurement and assessment of motion and this has included a wide range of sensing technologies and application areas.
Sensor Technology
- Accelerometers
- Ultra Wide Band (RADAR) systems
- GPS systems
- Video analytics including AI assisted cameras
- LiDAR systems
- Motion sensor based systems
- WiFi based sensor systems
Application Area
- Wearable sensors including shoe based, smart phone based, hearing aid based.
- Remote sensing such as a camera or sensor system deployed in a home
- Vehicle based systems for driving assessment
- Remote and wearable gait assessment
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W. Sloan, B. Wallace, R. Goubran, H. Sveistrup, “Improved Activity Recognition Through Fusion of Earable Pairs” accepted at IEEE Medical Measurement and Applications Symposium (MeMeA 2025), 2025
T. Sloan, B. Wallace, R. Goubran, “System for Drone Based Indoor Mapping for Augmented Reality” accepted at 2025 IEEE International Instrumentation Measurement Technology Conference (I2MTC), 2025
W. Sloan, B. Wallace, R. Goubran, H. Sveistrup, “Cross-Body Transfer Learning for Human Activity Recognition” accepted at 2025 IEEE International Instrumentation Measurement Technology Conference (I2MTC), 2025
W. Sloan; B. Wallace; R. Goubran; H. Sveistrup, “Use of head-mounted inertial sensors for mobility tasks: Protocol for a Scoping Review”, JMIR Research Protocols, 2025
open preprint access
W. Sloan, B. Wallace, A. Pepe, H. Sveistrup, F. Knoefel, A. Fraser, M. Bromwich, “Feasibility for Clinical Physical Mobility Measurement using Hearing Aid Accelerometers” 2024 Sensor Applications Symposium (SAS), 2024
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