Accelerometer Articles & Analysis
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Physiologic monitoring in oncology Ubiquitous smartphones and miniaturization of sensor and communication technology has led to enormous data gathering enterprises in consumer and healthcare markets. Smartphone accelerometers, GPS tracking, and high-resolution cameras are critical to fitness and wellness applications but also as diagnostic tools such as remote skin cancer ...
Unlike a typical, complex, eye-tracking hardware device, because the lenses move with your eye, the only hardware required is the typical accelerometer/magnetometer/gyro setup. Mojo Vision Fellow Dr. Brian Lemoff explained the numerous advantages of this approach when speaking to a virtual gathering of Stanford University’s SCIEN lecture series. ...
Counting of reach-to-grasp movements using human observation is laborious and subjective, and current wearable sensors, which rely on accelerometers, do not provide clinically interpretable information such as number of reaches or grasps. ...
One type of sensing system utilizes wrist-worn accelerometers. With appropriate signal processing, accelerometer-based devices have been shown to provide metrics that correlate to the amount of upper-extremity movement achieved by individuals with stroke (Uswatte et al., 2000, 2005, 2006) and the amount of hand use in older adults (Rand and Eng, 2010). ...