A. Fernández-Caballero, M. Sokolova, Juan Serrano-Cuerda, J. C. Castillo, Verónica Moreno, Rodrigo Castiñeira, Luis Redondo
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Abstract
This paper introduces the technical description of ICT R&D project Fall Detection -- HOLDS. The purpose of this project is to quickly assist elderly people or people who have a cognitive or motor disability when they suffer a fall at outdoor and indoor spaces. The project is aimed at enhancing the safety of these target groups and allows the elderly and impaired to carry out a more normal lifestyle. The HOLDS project is based on currently rising technologies, namely wireless sensors & actuators networks (WSAN) combined with advanced image processing. The HOLDS system comprises two subsystems, accelerometer-based fall detection and computer-vision-based (visible and infrared) fall detection, which are collected in a central system.