Prototyping a voice-controlled smart home hub, wirelessly integrated with a wearable device
Prototyping a voice-controlled smart home hub, wirelessly integrated with a wearable device
The collection of uninterrupted data describing real user behaviour remains an open challenge in Activities of Daily Living (ADL) research. This paper proposes a solution to disrupted ADL experimental data collection by developing a prototype system of a flexible, voice-controlled wearable device with a wireless smart home hub. Development included surface mounted components, inkjet printing, a Raspberry Pi, voice-recognition software, LilyPad Arduino, and XBee modules. This proof-of-concept system has shown the feasibility of building such a system, and the prototyping process helped highlight areas of further improvements needed in future implementations.
activities of daily living, flexible circuits, internet of things, printed electronics, raspberry pi, smart home, voice recognition, wearable technology, wireless communication
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Ojuroye, Olivia
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Wilde, Adriana
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Torah, Russel
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8 December 2015
Ojuroye, Olivia
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Wilde, Adriana
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Torah, Russel
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Ojuroye, Olivia, Wilde, Adriana and Torah, Russel
(2015)
Prototyping a voice-controlled smart home hub, wirelessly integrated with a wearable device.
In 2015 9th International Conference on Sensing Technology, ICST 2015.
vol. 2016-March,
IEEE Computer Society.
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(doi:10.1109/ICSensT.2015.7438367).
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The collection of uninterrupted data describing real user behaviour remains an open challenge in Activities of Daily Living (ADL) research. This paper proposes a solution to disrupted ADL experimental data collection by developing a prototype system of a flexible, voice-controlled wearable device with a wireless smart home hub. Development included surface mounted components, inkjet printing, a Raspberry Pi, voice-recognition software, LilyPad Arduino, and XBee modules. This proof-of-concept system has shown the feasibility of building such a system, and the prototyping process helped highlight areas of further improvements needed in future implementations.
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Published date: 8 December 2015
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9th International Conference on Sensing Technology, ICST 2015, , Auckland, New Zealand, 2015-12-08 - 2015-12-11
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activities of daily living, flexible circuits, internet of things, printed electronics, raspberry pi, smart home, voice recognition, wearable technology, wireless communication
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Adriana Wilde
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