ACTLAB

The Activity and Context recognition Technologies (ACTLab, speak: ‘act-lab') research group was founded by Dr. Oliver Amft at the TU Eindhoven, Faculty of Electrical Engineering in 2009. In January 2014, the group moved to the University of Passau to establish the new Chair of Sensor Technology at the Faculty of Computer Science and Mathematics. In September/October 2017, the research group moved again, then to Erlangen, to become part of the new Chair of Digital Health... The Chair of Digital Health is pursuing top-level research on foundational and applied topics of health and medicine. On electronic health (eHealth), members of the chair investigate data integration techniques and develop machine learning algorithms for patient data interpretation and health knowledge extraction from clinical, wearable, and ambient data. Often physiological data is being integrated with context data, acquired in free-living (out-of-lab) settings. The algorithm bandwidth stretches from time series..

VAT numbers: DE 132507686

Primary location: Erlangen Germany