ISO 2631
A specification for evaluating mechanical vibration and shock published by the International Organization for Standardization. It defines metrics such as frequency-weighted root-mean-square (RMS) acceleration, crest factor, and vibration dose value, used to quantify human perception of whole-body vibration.
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StrollerPulse computes a 6-dimensional feature vector from a 2-second sliding window (100 samples at 50 Hz), strictly following the ISO 2631 human vibration standard, and classifies three terrains: natural grass trail, smooth asphalt pavement, and severe cobblestone vibration hazard zone.
ISO 2631 is a specification for the evaluation of mechanical vibration and shock published by the International Organization for Standardization, defining the quantification of human perception of whole-body vibration using frequency-weighted acceleration root mean square (RMS), with the most sensitive range in the vertical direction at about 4–12.5 Hz.
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StrollerPulse computes a 6-dimensional feature vector from a 2-second sliding window (100 samples at 50 Hz), strictly following the ISO 2631 human vibration standard, and classifies three terrains: natural grass trail, smooth asphalt pavement, and severe cobblestone vibration hazard zone.
50%UnverifiedISO 2631 is a specification for the evaluation of mechanical vibration and shock published by the International Organization for Standardization, defining the quantification of human perception of whole-body vibration using frequency-weighted acceleration root mean square (RMS), with the most sensitive range in the vertical direction at about 4–12.5 Hz.
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