For future healthcare applications, which are increasingly moving towards out-of-hospital or
home-based caring models, the ability to remotely and continuously monitor patients' …

Recent developments pertaining to ear-mounted wearable computer interfaces
(ie,“hearables”) offer a number of distinct affordances over other wearable devices in …

Virtual reality (VR) is becoming a more popular and available technology, with the new
generation systems and more content specifically developed for this medium. One of the …

We present a jaw, face, or head movement (face-related movement) recognition system
called CanalSense. It recognizes face-related movements using barometers embedded in …

EarFieldSensing (EarFS) is a novel input method for mobile and wearable computing using
facial expressions. Facial muscle movements induce both electric field changes and …

From carrying grocery bags to holding onto handles on the bus, there are a variety of
situations where one or both hands are busy, hindering the vision of ubiquitous interaction …

The construction process is a dynamic one, and the complexity of the working conditions
and the high level of uncertainty make the construction industry the third most dangerous …

We address the problem of performing silent speech recognition where vocalized audio is
not available (eg due to a user's medical condition) or is highly noisy (eg during firefighting …

Augmenting the human body using wearable technology can be particularly interesting to
sense context. The user's context includes the mental and physical state, which is inferable …

Sensing interfaces relying on head or facial gestures provide effective solutions for hands-
free scenarios. Most of these interfaces utilize sensors attached to the face, as well as into …