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Qing Li, Decheng Zuo, Yi Feng and Dongxin Wen
Backpack computers require powerful, intelligent computing capabilities for field wearables while taking energy consumption into careful consideration. A recommended solution for this demand is the CPU + NPU-based SoC. In many wearable intelligence appli...
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Zequan Zhao, Qiliang Zhu, Yifei Wang, Muhammad Shoaib, Xia Cao and Ning Wang
Array-designed triboelectric nanogenerators (AD-TENGs) have firmly established themselves as state-of-the-art technologies for adeptly converting mechanical interactions into electrical signals. Central to the AD-TENG?s prowess is its inherent modularity...
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Albérico Travassos Rosário and Joana Carmo Dias
This study explores the transformative impact of IoT technologies on smart tourism, striving to boost operational efficiency and enrich the traveler experience. Using a systematic literature review with bibliometric analysis, we examined a sample of 83 s...
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Sonali B. Bhanvadia, Leo Meller, Kian Madjedi, Robert N. Weinreb and Sally L. Baxter
Physical activity has been found to potentially modulate glaucoma risk, but the evidence remains inconclusive. The increasing use of wearable physical activity trackers may provide longitudinal and granular data suitable to address this issue, but little...
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Khin Shoon Lei Thant Zin, Seieun Kim, Hak-Seon Kim and Israel Fisseha Feyissa
The use of digital health and wrist-worn wearable technologies have been increasingly utilized, especially during COVID-19 surge, to help monitor patients and vulnerable groups such as elderly people. As one of the countries with highest aging population...
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Tiago J. Lopes, Tatiana Sampaio, João P. Oliveira, Mafalda P. Pinto, Daniel A. Marinho and Jorge E. Morais
Evidence on the role of propulsion compared to drag in swimming, based on experimental settings, is still lacking. However, higher levels of propulsion seem to lead to faster swimming velocities. The aim of this study was to understand the variation in a...
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Tanvir Islam and Peter Washington
Stress is widely recognized as a major contributor to a variety of health issues. Stress prediction using biosignal data recorded by wearables is a key area of study in mobile sensing research because real-time stress prediction can enable digital interv...
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Eduardo Morales-Vizcarra, Carolina Del-Valle-Soto, Paolo Visconti and Fabiola Cortes-Chavez
Good sleep quality is essential in human life due to its impact on health. Currently, technology has focused on providing specific features for quality sleep monitoring in people. This work represents a contribution to state of the art on non-invasive te...
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Jaime K Devine, Lindsay P. Schwartz, Jake Choynowski and Steven R Hursh
Global demand for sleep-tracking wearables, or consumer sleep technologies (CSTs), is steadily increasing. CST marketing campaigns often advertise the scientific merit of devices, but these claims may not align with consensus opinion from sleep research ...
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Jessica Sehrt, Bent Braams, Niels Henze and Valentin Schwind
Assessing social acceptability is vital when designing body-worn mobile devices. Previous research found evidence that using stereotyping content model (SCM) mobile devices can systematically predict ratings of the warmth and competence of their wearers....
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