When your arm moves inside a loose shirt, the fabric does not simply follow along. It ripples, folds, and shifts in ways that ...
Sensors placed on loose, everyday clothing can track human movement more accurately and with far less data than traditional tight wearables.
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Loose Clothing Can Track Movement More Accurately Than Skin-Mounted Sensors, Study Finds
In A Nutshell Comfort meets performance: Sensors embedded in loose, baggy clothing outperformed tight-fitting wrist and body ...
A multidisciplinary research team recommends combining detailed data on human activities, infrastructure and animal ecosystems into a “dynamic human footprint” framework. The study explores the ...
A collaborative research study, led by IU Columbus Associate Professor of Psychology Mark Jaime, is getting attention in the neuroscience field for its innovative study of physical movement and ...
A new study, which centers on evidence from skulls of a 6-million-year-old fossil ape, Lufengpithecus, offers important clues about the origins of bipedal locomotion courtesy of a novel method: ...
A new study challenges the idea that climate change drove early human innovation. Instead, researchers find that cultural developments arose under different environmental conditions, shaped by ...
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