Multimodal hand-hygiene quality monitoring
Developing multimodal perception and dynamic fusion methods for medical hand-hygiene quality assessment.
Research
Current and previous projects, ordered by start date.
View publications2026 to present
Developing multimodal perception and dynamic fusion methods for medical hand-hygiene quality assessment.
2026 to present
Building and integrating the hardware and software of embodied agents, followed by deployment and system validation.
2026 to present
Designing semantic speech compression and communication modules for AI-RAN under the O-RAN architecture.
2024 to 2025
Studied how large language models can support information perception and knowledge-intensive work.
2022 to 2023
Developed and evaluated conversational tools for shop-floor training, tacit knowledge elicitation, and knowledge sharing.
2019 to 2023
Used wearable sensors, RGB and depth cameras, and thermal imaging to detect hand-hygiene episodes and assess technique quality.