20 results for “Remote photoplethysmography”
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Davood Fattahi, Runze Yan, Saurabh Kataria, Zhaoliang Chen +1 more
This paper proposes a unified framework for inference-time augmentation to improve the robustness of physiological signal classification in real-world deployments.
This paper presents an end-to-end spatial-temporal transformer framework for remote heart-rate estimation from RGB camera images under varying illumination.
Di Zhu, Yu Yvonne Wu, Hong Jia, Aaqib Saeed +2 more
VitalAgent is a novel tool-augmented agentic framework that significantly improves physiological monitoring from wearable health data by enabling both reactive question answering and proactive, long-t…
The paper proposes a novel, highly secure real-time ECG monitoring framework that uses a patient's own ECG signal characteristics to generate unique, dynamic encryption keys, ensuring confidential dat…
DSTAN-Med is a novel dual-channel attention framework that significantly improves False Data Injection (FDI) attack detection in IoMT medical devices by explicitly separating spatial and temporal depe…
Adaptive data selection significantly improves wearable prediction performance, particularly for individuals with poor baseline health metrics, suggesting that selective data sampling should be tailor…
The paper introduces REST-ASMR, a novel multimodal dataset combining PPG and behavioral responses to ASMR and nature videos, and demonstrates that a deep learning model can accurately predict ASMR tin…
The paper demonstrates that passive motion traces recorded during a mobile selfie capture can serve as a measurable, low-friction auxiliary signal for enhancing both spoof screening and user identity…
The paper proposes Family-Grouped Hierarchical Federated Learning (Family-FL) combined with a highly optimized Tiny CNN-LSTM model to enable privacy-preserving ECG monitoring on ultra-resource-constra…
Kjersti Engan, Neel Kanwal, Anita Yeconia, Ladislaus Blacy +3 more
The paper introduces FHRFormer, a masked transformer-based autoencoder designed to accurately reconstruct missing and forecast fetal heart rate (FHR) time-series data, thereby enabling robust AI-based…
Lukas Einhaus, Natalie Maman, Julian Hoever, Andreas Erbslöh +1 more
The paper proposes a novel convolutional block and optimization algorithm to implement resource-efficient 1D-CNNs for atrial fibrillation detection on tiny smart sensor systems, achieving high accurac…
The paper developed and validated Quantitative Movement Testing (QMT), a computer vision pipeline that accurately extracts 3D kinematic biomarkers from standard smartphone videos, providing an objecti…
Ultra Diffusion Poser is a novel diffusion model that improves human motion tracking from sparse IMUs and UWB ranging by explicitly modeling the geometric constraints imposed by inter-sensor distances…
The paper introduces $I$-$(OT)^2$, a novel base 1-out-of-2 Oblivious Transfer (OT) protocol designed to minimize computation and interaction for resource-constrained IoT devices.
This paper presents BenDi, an energy-efficient quasi-stochastic systolic architecture for bioelectronic systems on the edge.
The paper proposes an Android-based middleware that enables visually impaired users to securely and independently perform mobile money transactions via voice commands, significantly improving accessib…
The paper presents an IoT-enabled smart home system using Raspberry Pi 5 and environmental sensors to automatically manage devices, achieving over 46% energy savings compared to always-on models.
Hwa Hui Tew, Junn Yong Loo, Fang Yu Leong, Julia K. Lau +5 more
The paper introduces Dual-Spectral Flow Matching (DSFM), a novel generative framework that uses wavelet and cosine transforms to synthesize highly realistic, non-stationary fMRI time series for improv…
PixVOD proposes a fully parallelizable, pixel-distributed framework for visual odometry and depth estimation that performs computations directly on the sensor using Gaussian Belief Propagation.
The paper introduces ArrythML, a highly efficient autoencoder-based TinyML model that enables accurate, low-power arrhythmia detection directly on resource-constrained embedded wearable devices.