A novel ultra-wideband radar sensor system for simultaneous detection of falls and vital signs is presented. The suggested system is able to deal with real-life conditions, such as lack of real-fall data for training, body movements, several people present, and privacy issues. Micro-Doppler features, extracted from time-frequency spectrograms, are used to classify human actions as related to normal or abnormal activities (falls). A deep learning framework is used to extract and classify such features, also taking into account the specific way the older adult performs activity-of-daily-living actions. Preliminary validation results are very encouraging, showing the effectiveness to achieve good detection performance in assisted living scenarios.

Detecting falls and vital signs via radar sensing

Diraco Giovanni;Leone Alessandro;Siciliano Pietro
2017

Abstract

A novel ultra-wideband radar sensor system for simultaneous detection of falls and vital signs is presented. The suggested system is able to deal with real-life conditions, such as lack of real-fall data for training, body movements, several people present, and privacy issues. Micro-Doppler features, extracted from time-frequency spectrograms, are used to classify human actions as related to normal or abnormal activities (falls). A deep learning framework is used to extract and classify such features, also taking into account the specific way the older adult performs activity-of-daily-living actions. Preliminary validation results are very encouraging, showing the effectiveness to achieve good detection performance in assisted living scenarios.
2017
Istituto per la Microelettronica e Microsistemi - IMM
Inglese
IEEE Sensors 2017
2017-December
1
3
9781509010127
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29/10/2017-1/11/2017
Glasgow
deep learning
fall detection
radar
vital signs
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Diraco, Giovanni; Leone, Alessandro; Siciliano, PIETRO ALEARDO
273
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