Wearable Sensing and Human Safety
IMU sensor placement, fall-direction classification, multimodal sensing, and practical human detection systems.
I study practical deep-learning systems across wearable sensing, human safety, medical imaging, computer vision, and VR-based research on child development and mental well-being. This page combines my verified Google Scholar record with my current research directions.
IMU sensor placement, fall-direction classification, multimodal sensing, and practical human detection systems.
Deep-learning systems for ultrasound plane prediction and interpretable medical image analysis.
Visual recognition for plant health, leaf-disease classification, and intelligent smart-farm applications.
Image generation, information security, coverless steganography, and applied deep-learning architectures.
VR-based interactive content, behavioral observation, and AI-assisted analysis to study developmental patterns and mental well-being in children.
I am exploring how carefully designed VR content and behavioral data can support the analysis of children's developmental patterns and mental well-being, with an emphasis on age-appropriate experiences, responsible interpretation, and human-centered evaluation.
My work moves from sensor and image data through feature design, model development, and careful evaluation, with an emphasis on useful systems for health, safety, child development, and agriculture.
Six publications verified from the public Scholar profile. Citation counts below are a October 2026 snapshot; Scholar remains the live source.
F. Rauf, M. Attique Khan, H. M. Albarakati, K. Jabeen, S. Alsenan, A. Hamza, et al.
S. Teng, J. Y. Kim, S. Jeon, H. W. Gil, J. Lyu, E. H. Chung, K. S. Kim, Y. Nam
A. H. Seddik, M. Salah, G. Behery, A. El-harby, A. I. Ebada, S. Teng, Y. Nam, et al.
S. A. F. Naqvi, M. A. Khan, A. Hamza, S. Alsenan, M. Alharbi, S. Teng, Y. Nam
W. Ibrar, M. A. Khan, A. Hamza, S. Rubab, O. Alqahtani, M. T. H. Alouane, et al.
다중 센서 기반의 낙상 검출 및 방향 분류
H. J. Shin, S. Teng, Y. Nam, J. Y. Woo
Deep learning and ICT research spanning sensing, vision, health, safety, child development, immersive technology, and agricultural applications.
A Cambodian research identity expressed through clear communication, cultural design, and globally relevant AI work.
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