Gain insight into the use of advanced intelligent physiological sensing, exposure to the latest technology in the field, and analytical tools for practical applications that combine context-aware sensing with assistive robotics.
Advances in physiological sensing have provided catalysed innovation in the fields of assistive robotics, rehabilitation and augmentation of human performance by providing quantifiable means of learning from human movement, responding to human intention, and improving decision making capabilities for coordinating control of assistive robotic devices and augmentative technology.
In this workshop, we will introduce fundamental concepts related to intelligent sensing of physiological signals, and present applications showcasing how they can be applied to provide context-aware information for personalizing assistive devices for speech synthesis, for developing physiologically-based human-machine interfaces, and for quantifying human movement based on activity state detection.
From Humans to Machines: The Need for Context-Aware Physiological Sensing
Personalizing Assistive Communication Technologies through sEMG- and IMU-based Systems
A Motor Unit Based Human-Machine Interface for the Control of Assistive Robots
Registration is closed.
Questions regarding the upcoming workshop? Please contact the workshop coordinator, Michael Twardowski at mtwardowski@altecresearch.com
Details to access the live workshop will be sent to registrants one day prior to the event.