基于隐私的鲁棒跌落检测设计方案。

Q3 Health Professions
Michael Brandstötter, Jennifer Lumetzberger, Martin Kampel, Rainer Planinc
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摘要

大多数导致死亡的跌倒发生在老年人中。使用跌倒检测技术可以通过自动通知看护人员来帮助确保对跌倒受害者的快速帮助。我们的跌倒检测方法基于深度数据,在检测跌倒方面具有很高的可靠性,同时保持较低的误报率。该技术已在1200多个安装中部署,表明用户接受和技术成熟。我们遵循隐私设计方法,使用距离图而不是RGB图像进行分析,并处理传感器中的所有数据。文献综述表明,真实世界的跌倒检测评估是稀缺的,即使有,也是在有限数量的参与者中进行的。据我们所知,我们基于深度图像的跌倒检测方法已经实现了迄今为止最大的现场评估,人工注释了超过10万个事件,并对包含220万个事件的数据集进行了评估。我们还提出了一项为期8个月的研究,分析了超过120,000个警报,由位于奥地利16个护理机构的214个传感器引起。我们了解到,平均摔倒次数是记录的2.3倍。因此,该系统有助于检测跌倒,否则被监督。所提出的解决方案有可能在减少意外跌倒的风险方面产生重大影响。
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Privacy by Design Solution for Robust Fall Detection.

The majority of falls leading to death occur among the elderly population. The use of fall detection technology can help to ensure quick help for fall victims by automatically informing caretakers. Our fall detection method is based on depth data and has a high level of reliability in detecting falls while maintaining a low false alarm rate. The technology has been deployed in over 1,200 installations, indicating user acceptance and technological maturity. We follow a privacy by design approach by using range maps for the analysis instead of RGB images and process all the data in the sensor. The literature review shows that real-world fall detection evaluation is scarce, and if available, is conducted with a limited amount of participants. To our knowledge, our depth image based fall detection method has achieved the largest field evaluation up to date, with more than 100,000 events manually annotated and an evaluation on a dataset with 2.2 million events. We additionally present an 8-months study with more than 120,000 alarms analysed, provoked by 214 sensors located in 16 care facilities in Austria. We learned that on average 2.3 times more falls happen than are documented. Consequently, the system helps to detect falls that are otherwise overseen. The presented solution has the potential to make a significant impact in reducing the risk of accidental falls.

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Studies in Health Technology and Informatics
Studies in Health Technology and Informatics Health Professions-Health Information Management
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期刊介绍: This book series was started in 1990 to promote research conducted under the auspices of the EC programmes’ Advanced Informatics in Medicine (AIM) and Biomedical and Health Research (BHR) bioengineering branch. A driving aspect of international health informatics is that telecommunication technology, rehabilitative technology, intelligent home technology and many other components are moving together and form one integrated world of information and communication media.
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