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SensWear: An Open, Modular, and AI-Ready Wearable Platform
Wearable AI/ML research needs raw, synchronized, and reconfigurable multimodal data, but consumer devices are closed and many research platforms remain tied to one embodiment or sensor set. This paper presents SensWear, an open, modular, and AI-ready wearable platform that decouples embodiment, sens
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