About RouterSense

RouterSense is a collection of software- and hardware-based tools that capture the Internet traffic of digital devices and provide clinicians/participants with health insights. For more information, see our homepage.

Research

1. Digital Phenotyping via Passive Network Traffic Monitoring: Feasibility and Acceptability in University Students
   Under peer-review at Journal of Medical Internet Research (JMIR). 2025. See preprint or read summary.

2. RouterSense: turning existing home routers into scalable, low-cost, long-term, passive health sensors (Poster)
   Alzheimer's Association International Conference (AAIC). 2025. See poster.

3. RouterSense: Turning existing home routers into health sensors (Talk)
   C2SHIP (Center to Stream Healthcare in Place) Weekly Think Tank webinar. Jan 31, 2025. See slides and video.

4. RouterSense: A Passive, Network-Based Health Monitoring System for In-Home Patients (Poster)
   AAAI Fall Symposium Series 2024 AI for Aging in Place. 2024. See poster abstract.

Who are we?

Core team

• Rameen Mahmood (New York University, PhD Student) - Lead PhD Student
• Andrew Quijano (New York University, PhD Student)
• Chenxi Qiu (Harvard Medical School / Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Neurology)
• Danny Y. Huang (New York University, Center for Cyber Security) - Principle Investigator

Collaborators

• Jeffrey Kaye and Zachary Beattie (Oregon Health and Science University, Neurology)
• Chao-Yi Wu (Harvard Medical School / Mass General Research Institute, Neurology)
• JR Rizzo (NYU Langone, Ophthalmology)
• Catherine Hartley (New York University, Psychology)
• Andrew Kiselica (University of Georgia, Neurology)
• Ching Hui Sia (National University Heart Centre Singapore, Cardiology)

Questions? Contact us.