Indoor Human Activity Monitoring Using Wireless and Multimodal Sensors

STUDY BASICS

Are you a healthy adult? You may be eligible for a research study to understand whether indoor wireless sensors, especially millimeter-wave radar, can be used to monitor human activity, movement, and daily behavior in indoor spaces. Participation involves either a single laboratory session (1.5 hours) or a longer-term free-living home deployment (up to 30 days). Compensation is provided.

STUDY PURPOSE

The purpose of this study is to understand whether indoor wireless sensors, especially millimeter-wave radar, can be used to monitor human activity, movement, and daily behavior in indoor spaces.

COULD THIS STUDY BE RIGHT FOR YOU?

Age 18 or older

WHAT PARTICIPANTS CAN EXPECT

Participants may be asked to complete either a single laboratory session or a longer-term free-living home deployment.

• Single laboratory session (1.5 hours) - Participants may be asked to perform normal indoor activities such as walking, sitting, standing, reaching, posture changes, or moving around a room while our sensor system records data.
• Home deployment of an extended duration (not to exceed 30 days) - Participation would be an extended length of time (flexible) determined by discussion with you. This is a free-living deployment in which the equipment collects data automatically while you continue your normal daily routine.