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Users lack convenient, low-cost methods to assess their own brain health risk.Sensing, Recognition, and Security / Gait, Fall, and Mobility Monitoring
Users lack convenient, low-cost methods to assess their own brain health risk.
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lightbulbPractical problemGait, Fall, and Mobility Monitoring
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Knee osteoarthritis patients struggle to conveniently monitor joint loading and muscle strength during gait.UbiComp '24KneeGuard: A Calibration-free Wearable Monitoring System for Knee Osteoarthritis Gait Re-training via Effortless Wearing
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