HALO: Inferring Hidden Activation-Loading Organization from Sparse Wearables

May 1, 2026·
Wenbo Zhang
Wenbo Zhang
,
Xingying Yan
,
Chenxu Zhang
,
Dong Huitian
,
Haoyang Li
,
Chenxu Zhu
,
Yang Gao
,
Jagmohan Chauhan
,
Zhanpeng Jin
· 1 min read
Abstract
HALO investigates hidden activation-loading organization from sparse wearable signals, connecting motion, pressure, loading, and muscle activation.
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Accepted at Proceedings of the ACM on Interactive, Mobile, Wearable and Ubiquitous Technologies
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HALO studies how practical wearable signals can reveal latent relationships between movement, loading, and muscle activation that are usually hidden outside laboratory measurement setups. It extends the research line from motion and pressure estimation toward interpretable hidden-state organization.

Wenbo Zhang
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PhD Candidate at SCUT
Visiting Researcher at UCL, 2026
I develop human-centered wearable systems that recover consequential physical states from multimodal sensing and turn them into useful feedback and interaction.
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