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On-skin liquid metal inertial sensor
Lab on a Chip, 2017Design and characterization of a novel soft and stretchable inertial sensor based on a eutectic gallium–indium droplet and silicone elastomer.
Matija Varga +4 more
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1993
In Chapter 2 we described inertial systems error modeling and the generation of specifications for the sensors in an inertial navigator, specifications which could (and should) follow the Institution of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) standard formats for inertial sensors.
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In Chapter 2 we described inertial systems error modeling and the generation of specifications for the sensors in an inertial navigator, specifications which could (and should) follow the Institution of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) standard formats for inertial sensors.
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Human Activity Classification with Inertial Sensors
2014Monitoring human physical activity has become an important research area and is essential to evaluate the degree of functional performance and general level of activity of a person. The discrimination of daily living activities can be implemented with machine learning techniques.
Joana, Silva +2 more
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On single sensor-based inertial navigation
2016 IEEE 13th International Conference on Wearable and Implantable Body Sensor Networks (BSN), 2016In this paper, we compare two novel algorithms for pedestrian navigation based on signals collected by a single wearable Magnetic, Angular Rate, and Gravity (MARG) sensor. The two navigation algorithms, denoted as Enhanced Pedestrian Dead Reckoning (EPDR) and De-Drifted Propagation (DDP), require the placement of the MARG sensor on the foot or on the ...
Nicolo Strozzi +2 more
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1996
Gyroscopes (hereafter abbreviated W gyro) and accelerometers are known as inertial sensors. This is because they exploit the property of inertia. namely the resistance to a change in momentum, to sense angular motion in the case of the gyro and changes in linear motion in the case of the accelerometer.
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Gyroscopes (hereafter abbreviated W gyro) and accelerometers are known as inertial sensors. This is because they exploit the property of inertia. namely the resistance to a change in momentum, to sense angular motion in the case of the gyro and changes in linear motion in the case of the accelerometer.
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Inertial sensors for assessment of joint angles
Proceedings of the 4th Workshop on ICTs for improving Patients Rehabilitation Research Techniques, 2016In this paper, two approaches for estimating joint angles are presented: the first one uses only an accelerometer to estimate hip and knee angles on static postures, whereas the second approach fuses information from multiple sensors to dynamically calculate leg range of motion.
Susana Carneiro +6 more
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2004
MEMS sensors have developed substantially over the last 15 years in many respects. A number of new approaches have been very successful and this has led to high performance devices. Advances in the micro-machining techniques have provided a substantial enhancement to the technology, leading to substantial cost reduction.
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MEMS sensors have developed substantially over the last 15 years in many respects. A number of new approaches have been very successful and this has led to high performance devices. Advances in the micro-machining techniques have provided a substantial enhancement to the technology, leading to substantial cost reduction.
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Optomechanical Inertial Sensors
We present novel optomechanical inertial sensing technologies of exquisite sensitivity for precision science-grade observations and engineering applications that can be used in space, air, underground, deep water, and planetary environments, as well as for inertial navigation.Nelson, Andrea +2 more
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Motion segmentation using inertial sensors
Proceedings of the 2006 ACM international conference on Virtual reality continuum and its applications, 2006Motion segmentation is about separating moving objects from the background in video. If the motion is captured by a stationary camera, the solution is trivial. However, if the motion is captured by a moving camera, then the problem is hard to solve.
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