Our mission

“Measure what can be measured, and make measurable what cannot be measured.”—Galileo

Our goal is to automatically recognize human behaviour in real-time. That requieres sometimes to deal with unmeasurable variables. We make them measurable by integrating information gathered from multiple simple sensors attached to the body.

Some unmeasurables we make measurable in real-time (a.k.a. research topics):

• walking step length
• arms and legs articular angles
• spine angle
• intention to change walking direction
• traveling distance and direction (in GPS denied environments)

This research turns out to be a potentially useful tool for our clients.

Location: Dept. of Electrical, Electronics, Computers & Systems Eng. (DIEECS), Módulo 2, 1ª planta (2.1.15), 33204 Gijón, Asturias, España (map)

People: Juan Carlos Alvarez Alvarez / Antonio Miguel López Rodríguez / Diego Álvarez Prieto

We address the design, implementation and applications of wearable measuring systems where body worn sensors, such as inertial sensors, electromyography and galvanic skin response sensors, BCI and ECG devices, gaze trackers, thermal sensing, microphone, camera, electrodes, among others, are used for behavior sensing.