Demos
Research prototypes and student projects from our group, showcasing real-world applications of AI and IoT technologies.
Research Group Demos
Brain Computer Interface (BCI) Systems
EEG-based Brain Computer Interface enables people to communicate with external devices by interpreting brain signals. Our work focuses on intention recognition, mental state decoding, and image reconstruction from brain activity.
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- Dynamic Illness Severity Prediction via Multi-task RNNs (ICDM 2018)
- Subject-Independent Movement Intention Recognition (CIKM 2018)
- MindID: Person Identification from Brain Waves (IMWUT/UbiComp 2018)
- Fuzzy Integral Optimization with Deep Q-Network (PAKDD 2018)
Human Activity Recognition
Device-free and wearable sensor approaches for real-time activity recognition. Applications include fall detection, ambulatory monitoring, and assistive living for elderly care.
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- Multi-modality Sensor Data Classification (IJCAI 2018)
- Interpretable Recurrent Convolutional Neural Networks (IJCNN 2018)
- Compressive Representation for Device-Free Activity Recognition (IEEE TMC 2017)
Internet of Things and Smart Homes
Computational framework for activity recognition in personalized smart environments. Our system enables intelligent monitoring and automation in home settings through IoT sensors.
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- Up in the Air: When Smart Homes Meet IoT (Computing, Springer 2017)
- Web-based Management of Internet of Things (IEEE Internet Computing 2015)
- Keeping You in the Loop (CIKM 2014)
Indoor Localization and Tracking
Novel localization and tracking system using Received Signal Strength field from passive RFID tags. Enables device-free indoor positioning without requiring users to carry any device.
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- Device-Free Indoor Localization via Human-Object Interactions (WoWMoM 2016)
- Tag-free RFID-based Passive Localization (CIKM 2014)
- TagTrack: Device-free Localization Using Passive RFID Tags (MobiQuitous 2014)
Student Projects
Emotion Sensing via Smart Phone
Machine learning application utilizing smartphone sensors to monitor mental status and track emotional states through activity and environmental data collection.
Download VideoGuangyang Qi (Master Research Project, 2016)
Trust-based Social Recommendation
System designed to prevent fraudulent ratings and fake reviews in recommendation platforms by exploiting multi-layer trust relationships in social media.
Download VideoZhen Zhu (Master Research Project, 2015)
Marauder's Map via Internet of Things
Web-based IoT application for location tracking and activity recognition, enabling identification of where everyone is and what they are doing in a smart building.
Download VideoJack Gerrits (Bachelor CS Advanced Research Project, 2015)
Activity Recognition Using Smartphone Sensors
Android system utilizing accelerometer, gyroscope, and magnetometer sensors to recognize common human actions and postures such as standing, sitting, walking, and lying down.
Download VideoLeon Chea (Bachelor CS Advanced Research Project, 2015)
Detecting Unhealthy Smartphone Usage
Automated approach for detecting problematic smartphone usage patterns through collection and analysis of phone usage data, including usage in low-light conditions.
Download VideoYuchieh (Henry) Yang (Bachelor CS Advanced Research Project, 2015)