| Health Smart Homes are nowadays a very explored research area due to the needs for automation and telemedicine to support people with loss of autonomy and also to the evolution of the technology that has resulted in cheap and efficient sensors. However, collecting data in this area is still very challenging. As a consequence, many studies does not include tests on the real data, and for the few that does, datasets are not available or difficult to reuse. In this article, we present a dataset acquired in real conditions during an experiment involving 15 participants who were performing several instances of seven activities in a fully equipped Health Smart Home. |
