Leutheuser, Heike

Contact

Room: 1.006 (Haberstr. 2)

Telephone: +49 9131 85 28980

E-mail: Heike.Leutheuser(at)fau.de

Research Interest

My research interests are

Physiological Data Analysis
Biomedical Signal Processing
Pattern Recognition
Data Mining

Using all these different methodologies, my research focuses on the individual human being. Currently, I am working on two different projects that can all be related to motivating people increasing their physical activity or providing monitoring tools that facilitate an independent, normal lifestyle.

Projects

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Opens internal link in current window Cardiorespiratory System

Opens internal link in current window Step Segmentation

Opens internal link in current window Mobile ECG Analysis

Opens internal link in current window Secondary Data Analysis as part of the Subproject Opens external link in new window CAPCOM in the research consortium Capital4Health

miLife

The aim of the Opens external link in new window miLife project is the development of a wearable computing platform where data (acquired with sensors integrated in shoes and clothes) is analyzed for team sports and health applications.

This work is supported by the Bavarian Ministry for Economic Affairs, Infrastructure, Transport, and Technology and the European fund for regional development.



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