Chairs:
Prof. Simona Lohan, Tampere University, Finland
Dr. Aleksandr Ometov, Tampere University, Finland
Session rationale and content:
Low-energy wireless communications are now becoming more and more important in a variety of applications ranging for eHealth and activity tracking to industrial IoT. In addition, advances in sensor miniaturization and edge/fog/cloud data processing and analysis allow the development of new services and applications based on wearables. High-end wearables such as AR/VR devices are also promising new revenue sources to businesses.
In this special session, we solicit novel papers related (but not limited to)
– H2020 A-WEAR project research results
– edge/cloud/fog architectures for wearables
– wearables for eHealth
– low-energy/low-power IoT computing
– holographic beamforming for high-end wearables
– wearable and IoT solutions for COVID-19 disease control
– body sensor network designs and protocols
– Wearable-based virtual and augmented reality
– Machine learning and artificial intelligence methods for processing wearable-related data
– Privacy and security concerns and solutions
– Wireless localization solutions via wearable devices
– Open-access datasets, measurement, and performance evaluation
Submission
See the submission page to see how to submit a paper to this session.