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Evidence-Based Performance Science

Our work is grounded in rigorous scientific research. We continuously contribute to the field of sports science through peer-reviewed publications and collaborative studies.

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Heart Rate Variability

Evaluating the Utility of a Cardiac Health Assessment Test in Predicting VO2max Obtained from CPET: A Pilot Study

12th IEEE SeGAH 2024

Mridula Badrinarayanan, V Sricharan, Rohan R Jais, N Danush Adhithya, G Sri Gayathri, Sp Preejith

This study investigates a game-based Cardiac Assessment Protocol using wearable ECG and accelerometer data to estimate VOâ‚‚max. In 22 subjects, a machine learning model achieved RMSE values of 5.37 (CPET HR data) and 5.82 (protocol HR data) against CPET ground truth.

 

Results indicate that VOâ‚‚max can be reasonably estimated through a simulated, less invasive alternative to traditional exercise testing.

Motion Capture & Gait

Ride Profiling for a Single Speed Bicycle Using an Inertial Sensor

2019 IEEE, MeMeA

D. R., P. S.P., M. Sivaprakasam

This paper presents a single-sensor system for monitoring cycling performance on a single-speed bicycle. The rear-wheel-mounted device measures speed, cadence, and derives pedal force, acceleration, and braking metrics, accounting for terrain and slope effects.

 

Data are processed on-device and transmitted to a smartphone for real-time visualization and long-term performance tracking, providing cyclists actionable insights for training and improvement.

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Blood Oxygenation

High altitude study on finger reflectance SpO2

2017 IEEE, MeMeA

Preejith S P, R. Hajare, J. Joseph and

M. Sivaprakasam

This paper presents a wrist-worn reflectance pulse oximeter for monitoring SpOâ‚‚ and heart rate, integrated with a smartphone for cloud connectivity.

 

Device calibration was performed during high-altitude exercises, and tests on three volunteers at 4,259 m and 5,360 m showed strong correlation with standard reference measurements, demonstrating its suitability for wearable, minimally intrusive monitoring

Open Book

Deep Learning Models for Wearables

Interpreting Deep Neural Networks for Single-Lead ECG Arrhythmia Classification
 

42nd IEEE EMBC, 2020

Sricharan Vijayarangan, Balamurali Murugesan, R Vignesh, SP Preejith, Jayaraj Joseph, Mohansankar Sivaprakasam

This study enhances deep learning–based ECG arrhythmia diagnosis with interpretability.

 

Grad-CAM and input deletion mask methods visualize CNN and LSTM model saliency, linking predictions to ECG segments. The approach improves clinical understanding while maintaining high classification performance.

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Ongoing Research Projects

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