Video: My interview at INNOCONECT

I had the opportunity to present my work at the INNOCONECT event, and I am very happy to share this experience. This occasion was particularly meaningful to me, as it was my first interview. During the interview, I introduced my research on unsupervised domain adaptation for cross-subject hand gesture recognition from EMG signals. The video below captures a short excerpt from that exchange.


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