ADACEM: automatic daily activity and calorie expenditure monitor on mobile phones

Authors:
Jun Yang;Zhigang Liu
Affiliations:
Nokia Research Center Palo Alto, CA;Nokia Research Center Palo Alto, CA
Venue:
Proceedings of the 8th ACM Conference on Embedded Networked Sensor Systems
Year:
2010

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Abstract

With increasingly powerful mobile devices, user context information can be derived from a variety of sensing components embedded inside, such as accelerometer, GPS, microphone, Bluetooth, camera, etc. Mobile phones can build continuous sensing systems that are able to collect sensor data important to a user's daily life, namely, what is the user doing, where is the user, and whom is the user staying with? Basically user activities, locations/places and social interactions are three-dimensional domains to explore new opportunities in the area of mobile sensing and computing. The first dimension naturally includes physical activity recognition and its enabled mobile applications.