Comparing Loose Clothing-Mounted Sensors with Body-Mounted Sensors in the Analysis of Walking.

ABSTRACT: A person's walking pattern can reveal important information about their health. Mounting multiple sensors onto loose clothing potentially offers a comfortable way of collecting data about walking and other human movement. This research investigates how well the data from three sensors mounted on the lateral side of clothing (on a pair of trousers near the waist, upper thigh and lower shank) correlate with the data from sensors mounted on the frontal side of the body. Data collected from three participants (two male, one female) for two days were analysed. Gait cycles were extracted based on features in the lower-shank accelerometry and analysed in terms of sensor-to-vertical angles (SVA). The correlations in SVA between the clothing- and body-mounted sensor pairs were analysed. Correlation

SUBMITTER: Jayasinghe U 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9459877 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Sep

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature