Edge intelligence
Exploring compact models that process movement features near the sensor.
We explore how camera-free, wearable-free sensing and edge intelligence could help us understand mobility. Discover the proposed Hakilix Care research framework and the engineering behind it.
From the physics of radio reflections to the interpretation of movement: our work starts with questions that can be tested.
Exploring compact models that process movement features near the sensor.
A proposed research framework for fixed radar sensing, mobility measurement and responsible edge intelligence.
Research questions about within-person patterns, missing observations and uncertainty.
A proposed investigation into fixed radar sensing and longitudinal mobility. Explore the rationale, experimental design, evaluation metrics and ethical questions.
Read the research frameworkProposed research · No clinical validation claimed
A care-support interface prototype with simulated digital-twin workflows. Its clinical-record functions are not part of this research website.
Explore the workResearch-oriented edge and backend prototype. The repository documents simulated hardware inputs. Clinical validation is not independently established.
Explore the workResearch platform documentation for non-optical home phenotyping and longitudinal baselines. Proposed study phases must not be interpreted as completed studies.
Explore the workA proposed system. No clinical measurements or validation results are shown.
Proposed fixed sensing without cameras or wearables.
Process short signal windows near acquisition.
Retain measurement quality and missing-data indicators.
Interpret observations under a defined research protocol.
Why a fall-event classifier is not evidence of future fall prediction.
Explore the workSetting out the questions, evidence boundaries and engineering direction.
Explore the workA review of radar representations, classification approaches and the challenges of reliable real-world fall detection.
Explore publicationAn observational study examining passive radio-based gait measures and their association with disease assessments over time.
Explore publicationAn investigation of radar-derived walking patterns and step timing against reference measurements.
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Understand the questions, examine the engineering and follow the evidence to its original source.
Hakilix Care is a proposed research framework exploring fixed radar sensing, mobility features and local intelligence. The current website explains research questions and engineering work. It does not establish a validated monitoring service.
The proposed sensing architecture uses fixed radar rather than optical cameras and does not require a person to wear a device. Consent, access controls and careful handling of movement data remain necessary.
The current bibliography contains independent scientific literature credited to its original authors. A paper informs a research question; it does not validate a different system or imply a collaboration with its authors.
A repository documents software and engineering materials. Check its README, development status, licence and use of simulated inputs. Public availability does not establish peer review, regulatory approval or clinical effectiveness.
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