Prof. Wendong Xiao

University of Science and Technology Beijing

Chian

Title：Millimeter Wave Radar based Non-Contact Intelligent Health Monitoring Technology

Biography:

Prof.Wendong Xiao, professor and doctoral supervisor at the School of Automation, University of Science and Technology Beijing. He received his Ph. D. degree from Northeastern University in 1995. He has worked for many years at PoSCO Technology Research Institute in Korea, Nanyang Technological University in Singapore, and the Institute of Infocomm Research of the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*Star) in Singapore. Long-term commitment to wearable computing, wireless intelligent perception, network energy acquisition, intelligent data analysis and other aspects of theoretical research, technology development and application work. He presided over A number of national key research and development projects, National Natural Science Foundation, A*Star key special projects and other national projects and enterprise cooperation projects. He has published more than 300 academic papers in journals and conferences at home and abroad, of which more than 100 are included in SCI. He is a senior member of IEEE, member of IEEE Interactive Wearable Technology and Devices Committee, Secretary General of Health Engineering Branch of Chinese Society for Biomedical Engineering, Deputy director of Intelligent IOT System Committee of Chinese Simulation Society, member of Intelligent Medical Committee of Chinese Society for Artificial Intelligence, and invited expert of many Xiangshan scientific conferences. Chairman of the Program Committee of the 8th National Conference on Wearable Computing in 2018 and member of the Steering Committee of the National Conference on Wearable Computing in 2020-2022.

Abstract: 

The intelligent monitoring technology of millimeter wave （mm-Wave） radar provides a new intelligent perception mode for health care, medical detection and intelligent elderly care. It can used for the perception of human physiological parameters, location estimation, behavior analysis and other information by analyzing the radar echo signal, without attaching any electronic equipment. It can not only be deployed in conventional indoor and outdoor environments, but also in dark, smoke and emergency situations, with good privacy protection. The talk will analyze the application status of millimeter wave radar in intelligent health monitoring, and introduce the non-contact millimeter wave radar intelligent health monitoring system and the related key technologies developed by the team, including the work on the monitoring of breath, heartbeat, blood pressure, sleep status, position estimation, behavior analysis, fall detection, etc.