Research Paper

Using machine learning techniques to track individuals & their fitness activities

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Title
Using machine learning techniques to track individuals & their fitness activities
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University of Waikato
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Description

The use of wearable devices for fitness and health tracking is on an upward curve with a range of devices now available from a number of manufacturers. The devices work with smart devices to exchange data via Bluetooth communication protocol. This paper presents the results of an initial study on the security and privacy weaknesses of wearable fitness devices. It discusses methods to 1) capture and process data sent from a wearable device to its paired smartphone during synchronization and 2)...

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Research Paper
Research format
Conference item
Date created
2017
Creator
Reichherzer, Thomas / Timm, Mikayla / Earley, Nathan / Reyes, Nathaniel / Kumar, Vimal
URL
https://hdl.handle.net/10289/11113
Related subjects
wearable fitness device / security / privacy / tracking / machine-learning techniques

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