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OT-2026-000002473

Wearable sensor systems and algorithms for remote monitoring

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Robotics & Automation › Robot Architectures
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NURSE CAMERON, RODZAK KATHERINE, ZELIK KARL E
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UNIV VANDERBILT
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US-2026054373-A1, the United States Patent and Trademark Office, 26 February 2026
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Abstract

The invention relates to method and system for monitoring musculoskeletal loading of a user during remote or longitudinal activity. The method includes collecting, by a primary sensor device operably attached to the user, primary sensor data indicative of biomechanical loading of a musculoskeletal tissue; collecting, by a secondary sensor device operably attached to the user, secondary sensor data indicative of physical activity of the user; synchronizing the primary sensor data with the secondary sensor data over a training interval; training, using the synchronized primary and secondary sensor data, a calibration model specific to the user to estimate a musculoskeletal loading metric from the secondary sensor data; and estimating, by applying the calibration model, the musculoskeletal loading metric during a period in which only the secondary sensor data is available.

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OpenTechnical Publication OT-2026-000002473, “Wearable sensor systems and algorithms for remote monitoring,” published September 15, 2026 at 19:13:18 UTC, https://opentechnical.org/p/OT-2026-000002473.

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