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Designing a Wearable Computer for Lifestyle Evaluation
Yicheng Bai1, Chengliu Li1, Yaofeng Yue1
1Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA 15213, USA.
Abstract:
A wearable computer, called eButton, has been developed for evaluation of the human lifestyle. This ARM-based device acquires multimodal data from a camera module, a motion sensor, an orientation sensor, a light sensor and a GPS receiver. Its performance has been tested both in our laboratory and by human subjects in free-living conditions. Our results indicate that eButton can record real-world data reliably, providing a powerful tool for the evaluation of lifestyle for a broad range of applications.

