In this work, we evaluate the feasibility of deploying ubiquitous WiFi sensing systems at the
edge and consider the applicability of existing techniques on constrained edge devices and …

The past years have witnessed the rapid conceptualization and development of wireless
sensing based on Channel State Information (CSI) with commodity WiFi devices. Recent …

Wi-Fi based sensing systems, although sound as being deployed almost everywhere there
is Wi-Fi, are still practically difficult to be used without explicit adaptation efforts to new data …

Human gesture recognition using millimeter-wave (mmWave) signals provides attractive
applications including smart home and in-car interfaces. While existing works achieve …

Fall is recognized as one of the most frequent accidents among elderly people. Many
solutions, either wearable or noncontact, have been proposed for fall detection (FD) …

Monitoring and identifying gait has recently emerged as a promising solution candidate for
unobtrusive human recognition. In order to enable ubiquitous and reliable application, a gait …

Despite extensive research effort on contactless WiFi sensing over the past few years, there
are still significant barriers hindering its wide application. One key issue is the limited …

Human has an unique gait and prior works show increasing potentials in using WiFi signals
to capture the unique signature of individuals' gait. However, existing WiFi-based human …

Advances in wireless technologies have transformed wireless networks from a pure
communication medium to a pervasive sensing platform, enabling many sensorless and …

Research has shown the potential of device-free WiFi sensing for human identification. Each
and every human has a unique gait and prior works suggest WiFi devices are able to …