Oral Session

Oral Session Programme

Five single-track oral sessions | 26 selected papers

Session overview

Session Schedule Session title Papers
OS1 Day 1 – Morning Intelligent Assistive and Neural Systems 6
OS2 Day 1 – Afternoon Wearable Sensing for Health and Behavior 4
OS3 Day 2 – Morning Advances in Cardiovascular and Physiological Sensing 6
OS4 Day 2 – Afternoon Advances in Artificial Intelligence for Digital Health 4
OS5 Day 3 – Morning Emerging Modalities for Physiological Sensing 6

Paper numbers follow the submission identifiers in the conference management system.

Papers by session

OS1  |  Intelligent Assistive and Neural Systems

Day 1 – Morning   |   6 papers

Paper no. Presenter Paper title
13 Ramana Vinjamuri Reinforcement Learning-based Adaptive Synergy Selection for Robust Hand Motion Reconstruction
50 Justin Carney Turning Up the Volume: Unauthorized Command Injection on Commercial BLE Hearing Aids
77 Gian Nicola Angotzi A 16-channel CMOS neural stimulator IC with integrated HV-compliance generation
87 Gonçalo Costa On the seizure forecasting performance of encoding strategies in a single-layer spiking neural network
109 Shudharshan Ashok Kumar Design of a Wearable Ankle-Toe Robotic Actuation System for Lower-Limb Conditioning
189 Xinyao Xia On-Device Smart Cane for Trip-Hazard Detection: Gyroscope-Gated Vision-Language Inference

OS2  |  Wearable Sensing for Health and Behavior

Day 1 – Afternoon   |   4 papers

Paper no. Presenter Paper title
23 Yuezhou Zhang Explainable Wearable-Based Anomaly Detection Framework for Depression and Anxiety Monitoring
104 Bryn Loftness How Quickly Can You Know a Participant? A 3-Week Triage Point for Oura Ring Adherence in College Students
125 Bryn Loftness Illness Signatures from Consumer Rings: Temperature, Respiration, Heart Rate, and Activity in a University Cohort
38 Niki Efthymiou Beyond Personalization: Cluster-Aware Shared Representation Learning for Wearable-Based Psychotic Relapse Detection

OS3  |  Advances in Cardiovascular and Physiological Sensing

Day 2 – Morning   |   6 papers

Paper no. Presenter Paper title
64 Wenbo Gu Synthetic-to-Real Diffusion-Based PPG Denoising for Sleep Monitoring Applications
114 Lilli Anders Multimodal Assessment of Orthostatic Cardiovascular Adaptation Using Synchronized ECG and Finger PPG
73 Yu Ping Chang Toward ECG-Equivalent HRV from PPG: A Data-Driven Beat Timing Correction Framework
219 Amir Rahmani Low-Rate Wrist SpO2 Estimation under Micro-Perturbations Using Motion-Aware Beat Selection and Perfusion-Guided Calibration
185 Vaibhav Ganatra PulseAnchor: Personalizing PPG Foundation Models for Cuffless Blood Pressure Estimation
29 Mohammad Feli Deep Learning-Based Cardiac Cycle Detection from Mechanocardiography Signals in Cardiac Patients

OS4  |  Advances in Artificial Intelligence for Digital Health

Day 2 – Afternoon   |   4 papers

Paper no. Presenter Paper title
47 Adnan Ali Evaluation of XAI Faithfulness in ECG Classification
168 Amir Rahmani Hallucination Rates of Speech Language Models on Pathological Speech Recognition: A Pilot Multi-Cohort Audit
206 Elisa Vasta Evaluation of EEG Foundation Models for Event-Based Burst-Suppression Detection in ICU
66 Koyo Toyoshima Disentangling Pathology and Identity in Gait Representations from a Single Lumbar IMU

OS5  |  Emerging Modalities for Physiological Sensing

Day 3 – Morning   |   6 papers

Paper no. Presenter Paper title
15 Francisco Vieira Wireless TTL Triggering over BLE: Towards High-Precision Synchronization in Multimodal Wireless Body Sensor Networks
16 Siamak Khatibi Toward Radar-Based Glucose Estimation: A Preliminary Comparison of Hand and Blood Radar Spaces Relative to a Standard Clinical Method
72 Marah Alassaf Spatiotemporal Thermal Anomaly Detection for Flexible Body Sensor Arrays: A Breast-Phantom Feasibility Study
116 Marie Oesten Beyond the Chest: Comparative Radar-Based Heartbeat Detection Across Body Regions
117 Sophie Fischerauer Pose-Robust Facial Thermography through Per-Pixel Emissivity Correction
161 Marta Mirkov Effects of Reference and Bias Electrode Geometry on Signal Quality and Discriminative Information in sEMG Electrode Matrix Design