By creating an integrated protoype that can collect the data required by both methods, the correlation can be plotted to understand how environment affects the accuracy of the methods.

The software implements multi-process communication, sensor data acquisition, data cleaning, data preservation, and GUI presentation under the Linux environment.

The hardware completes circuit design, PCB making, welding and debugging.

The project itself was an attempt to find the relationship between human interests and behavior / movement patterns.

Rosetta@home is developed and maintained by the Baker Laboratory of the University of Washington for protein structure prediction, protein-protein docking and protein design research, and will also be applied to RosettaDock and the human proteome folding project.