As wearable computers gain traction in the consumer market, the bold vision of unobtrusive, pervasive and continuous physiological and behavioral monitoring is taking hold in everyday life. These platforms provide new avenues to continuously monitor individuals, whether they are intended to detect an early onset of a disease, assess human performance or enhance user’s productivity.

In this talk, we will discuss a number of sensing and signal processing paradigms that capture physiological and behavioral observations including bio-impedance, optical and motion sensing modalities.

Join us as we present our experimental results and validation studies on several cohorts of human subjects for various applications and will offer concluding remarks on the trends of wearable computing technology development and potential future directions for consumer electronics!

See you at 12PM!