Prof. Oliver Amft gave an invited talk titled "Automated Dietary Monitoring - The grand challenge on free living assistive technology" at the Fraunhofer Institute for Process Engineering and Packaging IVV in Freising (Munich). See our projects on Automated Dietary Monitoring (ADM) for details on the... Continue

Project description The projects intends to integrate advanced behaviour inference algorithms for sleep, diet, and other daily rhythms based on various smartphone sensors to investigate health trends in patients outside the hospital. The work will start from existing pattern inference algorithms an... Continue

A new Frontiers publication: We are investigating whether wearable sensors can help track patients motor relearning progress in particular to regain walking performance. We developed a novel, intuitive marker "Convergence Point (CP)" that indicates the projected point in time at which patients move affected and less affected body sides similarly. Continue

Prof. Oliver Amft will give a talk and participate in the panel discussion at the Tech Days Munich 2018, to be held at the Muffatwerk Munich on May 14. Continue

The newest issue of IEEE Pervasive Computing features the article 'How Wearable Computing Is Shaping Digital Health' by Oliver Amft. Continue

We designed a wearable head-mounted egocentric camera setup for dietary data collection in free-living including a camera fixture and transfer learning on a deep neural network. Continue

ACTLab Activities The particular focus of ACTLab in SimpleSkin is on activity recognition and behaviour inference and patient state interpretation from textile sensor patches in natural free living conditions. For this purpose, new sensor designs are investigated in our lab and proposed for the demo... Continue

We propose a mistake-driven skill estimation approach for movement analysis in sports using wearable inertial measurement units (IMUs) and continuous regression models. Continue

At the Trade fair and conference for printed electronics (LOPEC 2018), our work on printed smart eyeglasses was presented. Continue

Three papers have been presented at this year's Biomedical Health Informatics (BHI) and Body Sensor Networks (BSN) conferences. Continue