Daniel Bolliger

Daniel Bolliger serves as a Lecturer at the Institute of Electrical Engineering within the School of Engineering and Architecture at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts (HSLU). Based at the iHomeLab research group in Horw, Switzerland, his work bridges electrical engineering and human-centered technology applications for real-world implementation.

His research spans Smart Home Systems, Assistive Technology for elderly and dementia care, Human-Computer Interaction, Demand Response in energy management, Quantum Sensors, and Telerehabilitation. Key projects include HAR (Human Activity Recognition), RecoveryFun, NV diamond quantum sensors, CleverGuard, and dementia-focused initiatives like BODYGUARD, Living Well with Anne, and CarerSupport. He actively explores technology integration in healthcare pathways and energy optimization systems.

Dr. Bolliger's publication record reflects consistent contributions to ambient assisted living and smart building technologies, with recent emphasis on explainable AI in VR telerehabilitation and embodied conversational agents for dementia care. His work demonstrates strong interdisciplinary collaboration across engineering, healthcare, and social domains.

He has contributed to over 15 research projects including OpOSaD, enerFACEpredict, Cyber-Human Systems for Parkinson patients, and Demand-Response initiatives, indicating sustained grant activity. As a core member of the iHomeLab, he advances smart home technologies through international conference presentations at venues like the AAL Forum and FTAL Conference on sustainable cities.