Past Research Papers

Impact of Passive Health Status Monitoring to Care Providers and Payers in Assisted Living
Impact of Monitoring Technology in Assisted Living: Outcome Pilot
Validation of Rule-based Inference of Selected Independent Activities of Daily Living
Objective Remote Assessment of Activities of Daily Living: Analysis of Meal Preparation Patterns(2)
In-Home Monitoring of Persons with Dementia: Ethical Guidelines
Perspective on Everyday Technologies for Alzheimer’s Care
Development of Survey Instruments to Guide the Design of Health Status Monitoring Systems
Psychosocial Impact of Monitoring Technology in Assisted Living: A Pilot Study
Psychosocial Impact of Passive Health Status Monitoring on Caregivers and Older Adults
A Smart and Passive Floor-Vibration Based Fall Detector for Elderly
A Passive and Portable System for Monitoring Heart Rate and Detecting Sleep Apnea and Arousals
Impact of Passive In-Home Health Status Monitoring Technology in Home Health: Outcome Pilot
Stability Margin Monitoring in Steering-Controlled Intelligent Walkers for the Elderly
Shared Navigational Control and User Intent Detection
A Rule-Based Approach to the Analysis of Elders’ Activity Data
Passive Derivation of Basic Walker-Assisted Gait Characteristics from Measured Forces and Moments
A Physics-Based Model for Predicting User Intent in Shared-Control Pedestrian Mobility Aids
User Intent in a Shared Control Framework for Pedestrian Mobility Aids
Health Status Monitoring Through Analysis of Behavioral Patterns
Derivation of Basic Human Gait Characteristics from Floor Vibrations
ROP: A Resource Oriented Protocol for Heterogeneous Sensor Networks
Passive Unobtrusive Gait Monitor: An Economical Device to Detect Gait Anomalies and Falls
Objective Remote Assessment of Activities of Daily Living: Analysis of Meal Preparation Patterns
Non-Invasive Analysis of Physiological Signals
Technologies for Heart and Mind: New Directions in Embedded Assessment

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