Human activity is considered to be one of the most important ingredients of context awareness and ubiquitous computing. During my PhD I focused mainly on the recognition complex activities based on wearable sensors. By spotting isolated gesture-alike events in a
continuous data stream, probabilistic temporal models are used to compose such events into higher level activities such as daily routines, or multi-step construction tasks.
Besides my main research direction, several related projects evolved, which are listed on the publication page.
"We are what we repeatly do."
(Aristotle, 384-322 BC)
Projects
Recognizing Complex Activities
based on Activity Spotting
Domain Adaptation
Indoor location sensing
by inertial measurement
All publications
Teaching
Courses
Human Computer Systems SS 2010, TU-Darmstadt
Human Computer Systems SS 2009, TU-Darmstadt
Human Computer Systems SS 2008, TU-Darmstadt
Introduction to Computer Science I WS 2003-2004, TU-Darmstadt