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Wearable Sensor Development04
Research Area

Wearable Sensor Development

We design and develop advanced wearable sensors that capture human movement in real-world environments. Our systems integrate dry electrode sEMG, inertial measurement units (IMUs), and pressure insoles for accurate data collection.

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Related projects

Projects directly connected to wearable sensor development.

2026.05.01–2028.12.31

Doc 3.0: AI-Powered Spine Prognosis Management Platform with Smart Exoskeleton

An AI-powered rehabilitation platform integrating smart exoskeletons, wearable sensing, and intelligent monitoring to support personalized spine care and long-term prognosis management.

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Related publications

Selected SIDLAB publications relevant to wearable sensor development.

2016JournalSports Technology

Yu, G., Jang, Y. J., Kim, J., Kim, J. H., Kim, H. Y., Kim, K., & Panday, S. B. (2016). Potential of IMU Sensors in Performance Analysis of Professional Alpine Skiers. Sensors, 16(4), 463.

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MS Student

Joonho Um

엄준호
Doctoral Student

Guk-Hyeon KIM

김국현
MS Student

Junseo Jeon

전준서
Undergraduate

Eunbyeol Sim

심은별
External Collaborator

Hyeonseung Rheem

임현승