ETH - IfE-Wearable Computing - Wearable and mobile computing platforms

The development of wearable and mobile computing platforms within the Wearlab serves two main purposes: a continuation of the system miniaturisation and multi-chip packaging expertise here at the Institute for Electronics; and as a means to produce state of the art platforms for furthering research in wearable systems both within ETH and in other institutes.

Projects

	ETHOS (Harms) The ETH Onbody Sensor (ETHOS) implements a wearable sensor platform that is optimized for long-term monitoring of human body segment orientation. [project page]
	BodyANT (Kusserow) BodyANT is an ultra-low power, wireless 3-axes acceleration sensor using the ANT communication protocol. It can be easily used in combination with a growing number of wireless fitness, sports, and health devices which use the ANT protocol. [project page]
	Context Cells (Calatroni) The Context Cells are versatile nodes that capture motion and perform online activity recognition. They use ZigBee to form a network where nodes can learn from each other. [project page]
	Swim Recorder (Bächlin, Strohrmann) The SwimRecorder has been developed within the SwimMaster project to record body motion (3D-acceleration) and water pressure during swimming. [project page]

Past Projects

QBIC
Fingermouse

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