ImpactEar accepted to ACM IMWUT 2026
Our work on cross-activity ground reaction force estimation using earable IMUs has been accepted to ACM IMWUT 2026.
Florida State University · Computer Science
Human-centered mobile and wearable computing.
We develop sensing systems and computational methods for understanding human behavior, monitoring health and wellness, and supporting interaction with the physical world.
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About
Mobile and Wearable Systems Group
Our research lies at the intersection of wearable sensing, mobile computing, and artificial intelligence. We investigate fundamental sensing and systems questions and translate them into technologies that operate reliably in everyday environments. Our goal is to design and develop mobile computing technologies that intelligently respond to real-world needs and meaningfully improve quality of life.
FSU publications →Research
Research areas
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Human Behavior Sensing
Practical and user-friendly systems that understand fine-grained human behavior with fewer wearable devices.
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Health & Wellness Monitoring
Wearable/earable and mobile systems for continuous physiological, fitness, and lifestyle monitoring in the real world.
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Interaction with the Physical World
Natural interaction technologies that connect people, mobile devices, and the environments around them.
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News
Mobile wireless charging work published at ACM MobiSys 2026
Our work on reliable metal foreign-object detection via harmonic fingerprinting has been published at ACM MobiSys 2026.
Survey of earable technology published in ACM IMWUT 2026
Our survey examines current trends, tools, and research directions across earable computing.
EarSleeve published at ACM SenSys 2026
EarSleeve transforms everyday earphones into a 12-lead ECG sensing platform.
NeuroPath published at ACM SenSys 2026
NeuroPath studies the practical adoption of motor-imagery decoding through EEG signals.
NutriEar published at ACM SenSys 2026
NutriEar enables robust nutrition-aware food classification from in-ear acoustic signals.
FSU First Year Assistant Professor Grant awarded
We gratefully acknowledge support from Florida State University's FYAP program.
ACM TOSN Distinguished Reviewer Board
Yang Liu has been selected to serve on the ACM TOSN Distinguished Reviewer Board for the 2026–2027 term.
Yang Liu joined Florida State University
Yang Liu joined the Department of Computer Science at FSU as a tenure-track Assistant Professor on October 3, 2025.