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A Real-Time Multi-Class Human Activity Monitoring System Using mmWave Radar.

Doheon Kim¹, Sol Lee¹, Myeongjin Lee^1,2

¹School of Electronics and Information Engineering, Korea Aerospace University, Goyang 10540, Gyeonggi, Republic of Korea.

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Summary

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This study introduces a new mmWave radar system for human activity recognition (HAR). It accurately detects multiple activities and falls in real-time indoors, even in new environments.

Keywords:

human activity recognition mmWave radar online activity monitoring range–Doppler map

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Area of Science:

* Engineering
* Computer Science
* Artificial Intelligence

Background:

* Existing human activity recognition (HAR) systems often face computational inefficiencies and limited recognition capabilities.
* Real-time indoor deployment requires robust frameworks that can handle variations in environment and subjects.

Purpose of the Study:

* To develop a robust and efficient mmWave radar-based HAR framework for practical real-time indoor deployment.
* To introduce a lightweight, multi-class network (MuST-Net) and an online detection process for improved temporal stability.
* To significantly broaden the system's activity recognition repertoire and enhance temporal continuity.

Main Methods:

* Development of the Multi-class Spatio-Temporal Network (MuST-Net), a hybrid 2D convolutional neural network and temporal convolutional network architecture.
* Implementation of a novel sliding-window post-processing chain with an activity-buffering mechanism for temporal continuity.
* Training and validation of the framework across diverse indoor environments and subjects, including unseen sites.

Main Results:

* MuST-Net achieved over 98.6% accuracy for multi-class classification of seven distinct activities.
* The unified framework attained at least 97% accuracy for general activity detection.
* Crucially, the system demonstrated 100% recall for fall detection, with strong generalization across varied conditions.

Conclusions:

* The proposed mmWave radar-based HAR framework offers a robust and efficient solution for real-time indoor monitoring.
* The MuST-Net and online detection process significantly enhance recognition scope and temporal stability.
* The framework exhibits strong generalization capabilities, proving effective across different indoor environments, installation variations, and subjects.