Anthony Fleury

École des Mines de Douai, Université de Lille, IMT Nord Europe

Papers

Total Citations

134

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About

Anthony Fleury is a leading researcher at the intersection of human motion analysis, smart sensing, and ambient intelligence. His most impactful work centers on validating the clinical utility of everyday technology, particularly through his landmark 2015 study on smartphone inertial sensors for range-of-motion assessment. With 124 citations, this paper established that consumer-grade smartphones can achieve the reliability and accuracy needed for clinical motion research, effectively democratizing joint angle measurement and opening new pathways for remote rehabilitation and sports science. Beyond mobile sensing, Fleury explores the frontier of coordinated multi-robot systems within smart spaces, designing frameworks for ambient intelligence that enable robots to assist humans seamlessly in dynamic environments. His contributions bridge the gap between low-cost, pervasive sensors and high-stakes clinical applications, demonstrating how off-the-shelf devices can be repurposed for rigorous scientific measurement. By advancing both the validation of smartphone-based tools and the integration of robotic assistance into intelligent environments, Fleury’s work continues to shape how technology can monitor, support, and enhance human movement and well-being.