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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Earable"”.

  1. Finite Element Modelling and Experimental Characterisation of Auricle Mechanics for Earable Design

    Wearable devices are rapidly evolving into the next generation of smart technologies with the potential to transform daily life. Among these, auricle-mounted “earables” are emerging as a promising platform for neural interfaces, leveraging the ear’s anatomical accessibility, social acceptability, …

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  2. Exploring the Potential of Earables for Personal-Scale Sensing

    Earables (in-ear wearables) present a new frontier in wearables. Acting both as leisure devices, providing personal audio, and as computing and sensing platforms, earables can collect sensory data from the head. However, earables, more than the majority of other wearables (like smartwatches), have …

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  3. In-ear Audio For Physiological Monitoring

    Wearable devices are revolutionising personal health and fitness monitoring by enabling real-time, continuous, and non-invasive tracking of various physiological parameters. Among wearables, earables (sensor-equipped earbuds) have emerged as a promising platform for physiological sensing due to …

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  4. Headtrack: Tracking head orientation using wireless signals

    … the feasibility of designing a necklace-like wearable consisting of a headset and a chest-piece that can be used to estimate the user's head orientation using wireless (radio frequency) signals. The core problem presented in this thesis is to accurately estimate multiple distances between the …

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