Physiological computing, artificial intelligence and empowering our capability

Artificial intelligence (AI)-powered physiological computing looks at technology that can help us listen to our bodily functions and psychological needs. Dr Youngjun Cho is a world leader in this area of research, which starts with physiological sensing. This includes cardiovascular, respiratory, cortical, perspiratory or pupillary pattern measurements. For example, heart rate monitoring is one of the most powerful features in wearable smartwatches or fitness trackers. With AI and computer vision technologies, such physiological activities can also be measured without wearable devices.