How Highbury Hospital in Nottingham is trialling AI tagging technology developed by the Smart Sensing Lab at Nottingham Trent University
NOTTINGHAM TRENT UNIVERSITY
How Highbury Hospital in Nottingham is trialling AI tagging technology developed by the Smart Sensing Lab at Nottingham Trent University
Making the transition from academic theory to realworld application that has a positive impact on people ’ s lives is the stuff that scientific dreams are made of . It ’ s a dream that has become a reality for Eiman Kanjo , Professor of Pervasive Computing and Head of the Smart Sensing Lab www . SmartSensingLab . com at Nottingham Trent University ’ s School of Science and Technology .
“ That ' s the best thing that you could do as an academic ,” she says proudly . “ Normally we write or present our work in an academic papers , which is good , but to see it being used by real people and to see the real impact , that makes our job worthwhile .”
Prof Kanjo is a true technology pioneer – she coined the phrase ‘ mobile sensing ’ and wrote some of the earliest papers on the subject . Prof Kanjo was also responsible for the first noise monitoring system ( NoiseSpy ) where a phone microphone is used to record environmental noise .
Prof Kanjo is also among the Top 50 Women In Engineering winners 2022 .
Now her work at Smart Sensing Lab leans towards Deep Learning , Data Science and AI , especially in a mental health and wellbeing context .
Today , Prof Kanjo is proudly showcasing an Artificial Intelligence ( AI ) and Internet of Things ( IoT ) platform developed at Smart Sensing Lab called “ Tag With Me ”, www . TagWithMe . com .
28 November 2022