Energy management policy for fitness gadgets: A case study of human daily routines

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Energy management policy for fitness gadgets: A case study of human daily routines

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University of Otago

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Otago University Research Archive

Description

The idea of employing scavenged power from human daily routines to run electronic devices are attracting increased attention of many researchers worldwide. However, there is still limited knowledge of energy characteristics generated by human motions. Moreover, level of human activities vary during a day from sitting for several hours to running on a treadmill. This highlights a vital need for energy management strategies. Hence, in this paper, we analyse more than 200 hours of day-scale huma...

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Research paper

Research format

Scholarly text / Conference paper

Thesis level

Conference Proceedings

Date created

2016-12

Creator

Zareei, Sepideh / Deng, Jeremiah D.

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10523/39642

Related subjects

Acceleration / Energy management / Legged locomotion / Mathematical model / Power demand / Sensors / Standards

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