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Hearables: Feasibility and Validation of In-Ear Electrocardiogram
2019 41st Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC), 2019 Out-of-clinic, continuous monitoring of vital signs is envisaged to become the backbone of future e-health. The emerging wrist worn devices have already proven to be a success in the measurement of pulse, however, a susceptibility to artefacts and missing data caused by regular motion in everyday activities, and the inability to continuously acquire ...
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Hörgeräte, Hearables – nur Chancen oder auch Risiken?
, 2020 Das Ohr ist das neue Handgelenk, so der Autor Nick Hunn bei Wearable Technologies. Obwohl die Bluetooth-Technologie im Jahr 2001 die Kopfhörer erreicht hat, überholte die kabellose Technologie die kabelgebundene erst im Jahr 2016 [ref:1]. Die Bluetooth-Technologie erreichte Hörgeräte[zum vollständigen Text gelangen Sie über die oben angegebene URL]
Limberger, A
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Augmented/Mixed Reality Audio for Hearables: Sensing, control, and rendering
IEEE Signal Processing Magazine, 2022 Publisher Copyright: © 2022 IEEE.Augmented or mixed reality (AR/MR) is emerging as one of the key technologies in the future of computing. Audio cues are critical for maintaining a high degree of realism, social connection, and spatial awareness for ...
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Hearables in Hearing Care: Discovering Usage Patterns Through IoT Devices [PDF]
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2017 Hearables are on the rise as next generation wearables, capable of streaming audio, modifying soundscapes or functioning as biometric sensors. The recent introduction of IoT (Internet of things) connected hearing aids o er new opportunities for hearables
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Panorama: An enabling technology for Hearables
ICASSP 2025 - 2025 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing (ICASSP)Zdenka Babić +2 more
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On the hybrid localization in heterogeneous networks with lack of hearability
ICT 2013, 2013This paper investigates and presents the results of hybrid localization techniques in heterogeneous networks with lack of hearability scenarios. In this contribution, we generalize the work presented in [1] and [2] by investigating the limits of their combination but also the limits of the minimal number of anchor nodes (AN) used for hybrid positioning.
Ali Yassine +2 more
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A Cooperative Positioning Algorithm in Cellular Networks with Hearability Problem
IEEE Wireless Communications Letters, 2013The letter presents a cooperative positioning algorithm in cellular networks. Due to hearability problem, the distance between a mobile terminal (MT) and only its home base station can be utilized for positioning. Moreover, several MTs belongs to 3 adjacent cells cooperate with their nearby MTs for positioning.
Ziming He +3 more
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Hearable Heartbeats: Recording the Heart Rate from the Ear
2025 47th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC)A single physiological measurement reflects the momentary physiology under the given circumstances. Longitudinal measurements of a key physiological health indicator, such as heart rate, provide a more comprehensive picture of the physiological condition compared to a single measurement.
Gaardbaek, Bjarke; id_orcid 0009-0005-8267-3720 +1 more
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Musical Expressiveness as Hearability‐as‐Expression
2006Abstract This essay defends the analysis that music is expressive of an emotion or other mental state insofar as it induces one to hear it as the personal or personlike expression of that mental state. Various competing theories of musical expressiveness, notably those of Malcolm Budd, Stephen Davies, Robert Stecker, and Roger Scruton ...
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Surround Sound: Dickinson's Self and the Hearable
The Emily Dickinson Journal, 2005The essay looks at significant revisions in one Dickinson poem, "Further in Summer than the Birds," and argues for a version of poetic selfhood fueled by humility, and devoted to anonymity, that also tests traditional conceptions of individuality and authorship.
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