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  1. 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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  2. In-ear Audio For Physiological Monitoring

    … of various physiological parameters. Among wearables, earables (sensor-equipped earbuds) have emerged as a promising platform for physiological sensing due to their widespread use, stable position on the body, and proximity to key organs and vasculature. Research has investigated embedding …

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

    … daily life. Among these, auricle-mounted “earables” are emerging as a promising platform for neural interfaces, leveraging the ear’s anatomical accessibility, social acceptability, and structural stability. The auricle provides a natural site for integrating miniaturised EEG electrodes and …

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  4. Headtrack: Tracking head orientation using wireless signals

    Estimating and tracking the head orientation of the user is an important problem for numerous mobile computing applications. Current solutions to the problem require deploying infrastructure (namely, cameras and lasers) along with expensive (IMU) sensors. These infrastructure-based approaches bound …

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