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Alex Mihailidis

Toronto
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The Intelligent Assistive Technology & Systems Lab at U of T and TRI-UHN. We conduct research on tech to support older adults and people with disabilities.
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PersonaDrift: A Benchmark for Temporal Anomaly Detection in Language-Based Dementia Monitoring

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By Alex Mihailidis
| arxiv.org
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Exploring AI's creative potential in dementia care

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By Alex Mihailidis
| Google Blog
Memory is a fundamental part of what makes us human, shaping our identity and connecting us to our past. But for millions worldwide, dementia erodes these connections, creating profound challenges. The Synthetic Memories initiative is a research collaboration between the artist and researchers from the studio Domestic Data Streamers, Alex Mihailidis — Scientific Director of AGE-WELL and Professor at University of Toronto — and Google Arts & Culture.
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Sequential image classification of human-robot walking environments using temporal neural networks

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By Bogdan Ivanyuk-Skulskiy, Andrew Garrett Kurbis, Alex Mihailidis, Brokoslaw Laschowski
| BioRxiv
Abstract Robotic prosthetic legs and exoskeletons require real-time and accurate estimation of the walking environment for smooth transitions between different locomotion mode controllers. However, previous studies have mainly been limited to static image classification, therein ignoring the temporal dynamics of human-robot locomotion.
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