Table 2.
Proposals related to sensor networks.
| Bibliography | Keywords | Novelty of the Proposal |
|---|---|---|
| Zhou, Yinghui, et al. (2012) | Internet of Things, Wearable Computing, Robot sensing systems, Acceleration Feature analysis, Human-computer interaction | Wearable device based on a tri-axis accelerometer, which can detect acceleration change of human body based on the position of the device being set. |
| Zhu, C., and Sheng, W. (2009) | A human daily activity recognition method by fusing the data from two wearable inertial sensors attached on one foot and the waist of the subject. | |
| Lindeman, Robert W., et al. (2006) | A development history of a wearable, scalable vibrotactile stimulus delivery system. | |
| Kim, Sung Hun, et al. (2018) | Experiments were performed in which the sensing data were classified whether the safety helmet was being worn properly, not worn, or worn improperly during construction workers’ activities. | |
| Nithya, T., et al. (2018) | Head motion recognition, Hazardous gas, Temperature measurement, Sensor System, IMU, Electroencephealography (EEG) | Smart helmet able to detect hazardous events in the mining industry and design a mine safety system using wireless sensor networks. |
| Li, Ping, et al. (2014) | Smart Safety Helmet (SSH) in order to tack the head gestures and the brain activity of the worker to recognize anomalous behavior. | |
| Fang, Y., et al. (2016) | Crane safety, Human errorReal-time, Crane motion capturing | A prototype system was developed based on the framework and deployed on a mobile crane. |
| Cao, Teng, et al. (2014) | Steady-state visual evoked potential (SSCEP), Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) | Propose a method for the real-time evaluation of fatigue in SSVEP-based BCIs. |