- Using Wearables to Learn from Human Dynamics
Recent technological advances have allowed the development of miniaturized sensors and the emergence of a wide range of connected objects. Whether it’s smartphones or in the broader sense wearables, the diversity of these devices and their accessibility opens up new fields for applications in the computer sciences [2, 3]. Smartwatches, which are experiencing a boom […]
Tag: Mobile and Wearable computing
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Sébastien Faye
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This week I am attending the ACM @sys_build conference in New York to present #SWAM, our smart waste collection platform. It's a real pleasure to share this experience with such a great scientific community! cc @LIST_Luxembourg, @FnrLux #ResearchLuxembourg https://t.co/D5oTCNYzyx
Sébastien Faye
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RT @franzferrero: Proud that @LIST_Luxembourg powers the #IoT based #SmartWasteCollection project with https://t.co/ABP1HeuTr9 and https://…
Sébastien Faye
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Fill-level sensor technologies are being integrated into waste bins all over the country! This is an important milestone for the #SWAM Platform and a fantastic example of applied research made in Luxembourg #IoT #ResearchLuxembourg cc @LIST_Luxembourg, @FnrLux https://t.co/8WbQhNYk15
Sébastien Faye
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Today we are participating in an info session on sustainable construction and demolition materials. Join us and discover our demo presenting the latest advances on waste management combining #IoT and #optimization techniques! https://t.co/oVYGI5rub2 @LIST_Luxembourg @FnrLux https://t.co/npBuM7ljEA
Sébastien Faye
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RT @ERTICO: ⏰Today at 12:00 CEST #5GMOBIX is organising its 1st webinar🖥️ with @FrancoisFischer @AaltoUniversity @KTrichias @wings_ict & IC…
