Recently, the research team from Huamei College of Life and Health of ZWU published a research paper titled “WiSense: A Dataset for WiFi-based Human Activity Recognition” in the international journal IEEE Wireless Communications (latest impact factor: 10.9), with Zhejiang Wanli University as the first affiliation. The first author of the paper is Liao Zhenlong, a faculty member of Huamei College of Life and Health.

The paper introduces the WiSense dataset created by the authors, aimed at supporting research on human activity recognition using WiFi signals. It addresses the limitations of existing datasets, the high cost and time-consuming nature of collecting WiFi data, and provides high-quality, easily accessible WiFi data for machine learning applications.

Huamei College of Life and Health is a newly established secondary college co-built by Zhejiang Wanli University, Ningbo Second Hospital, and the National Institute of Life and Health Industry Research in Ningbo. It is dedicated to the cultivation of “new medical” talent, technological research and development, and industrial services. This research achievement aligns with the college’s interdisciplinary training model of “Medicine + X”, promoting innovation and application in medical technology. It also provides significant support for the cultivation of versatile medical technology talents, healthcare management services, and the transformation of technological achievements, highlighting the college’s strengths in talent cultivation, technological research and development, and industrial services, and aiding its goal of developing into a high-level application-oriented institution.