Synchronization framework for collecting multimodal bio-sensor data in real-time
Ki-Su Kim, Taegyu Hwang, Daeshin Park · 2015
Through recent developments in hardware, it has become possible to interpret user intent by integrating biological information recorded through various biometric devices. However, because multiple devices that acquire biological information have different OSs, data transmission protocols, and arrival times, it is not easy to collect and analyze biological information in real-time. Our proposed method solves the issue of different OS and data transmission protocols. To realize the same, the proposed synchronization framework implements a biometric information priority and algorithm. The implemented framework is able to analyze and process data in real-time in order to recognize user intention information.