One-Dimensional Motion Representation for Standing/Sitting and Their Transitions.

ABSTRACT: In everyday life, people often stand up and sit down. Unlike young, able-bodied individuals, older adults and those with disabilities usually stand up or sit down slowly, often pausing during the transition. It is crucial to design interfaces that accommodate these movements. Additionally, in public settings, protecting personal information is essential. Addressing these considerations, this paper presents a distance-based representation scheme for the motions of standing up and sitting down. This proposed scheme identifies both standing and sitting positions, as well as the transition process between these two states. Our scheme is based solely on the variations in distance between a sensor and the surfaces of the human body during these movements. Specifically, the proposed solution reli

SUBMITTER: Lee G 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC11548509 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Oct

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature