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Alina Glushkova

Alina Glushkova

Research Scientist

Center · CAOR

Discipline(s)
Computer Science, Education Sciences, Human Movement Sciences, Physical Activities and Sport, Philosophy, Digital Humanities, Signal, Image, Automatic Control, Robotics and Industrial Engineering
Topic(s)
AI Impact, Biomechanics, Robotics

Biography

Alina Glushkova is a researcher specializing in the analysis and modeling of human movement, with particular expertise in the fields of human-computer interaction, gesture recognition, and ergonomics as applied to workplace environments. Her work focuses on the use of advanced machine learning methods, such as *Multi-Task Learning* (MTL) and *Meta Learning*, to improve the generalization of human action recognition models, particularly in industrial or rehabilitation contexts. She also explores hybrid approaches combining stochastic and biomechanical models, such as the *Gesture Operational Model* (GOM), to capture the dynamics of work-related movements and extract explainable representations from them. Her research includes the development of digital tools, such as *PosePilot*, a web application dedicated to the visualization and analysis of real-time motion data, as well as interactive platforms for the transmission of artisanal know-how or the prevention of work-related musculoskeletal disorders. His methodological approach systematically integrates on-site data collection, semantic annotation, and quantitative evaluation, aiming to produce adaptable, end-user-centered solutions for researchers, industry professionals, and learners alike.

Publication(s)

Projects

  • 2013-2017 I-treasures Participant
  • 2018-2022 MINGEI Participant
  • 2018-2022 Collaborate Partner
  • 2022-2026 CRAEFT Participant
  • 2023-2029 ReSource Scientific Director

Teaching

Collaborative Robotics

Lecturer

The main objective of this course is to provide the basic knowledge needed to address the following topics: new applications of gesture recognition in artistic processes (creation, sensorimotor experiments, etc.) and industrial processes (ergonomics, collaborative robotics, etc.). the capture of human movement using sensors and the modeling of a specific gesture using statistical learning computer-assisted interaction in emerging artistic and industrial applications (gesture-based composition, gesture-based sound systems, sensorimotor learning of professional gestures, etc.) The course introduces various technological methods and paradigms related to human motion capture and appropriate sensors, as well as machine learning and deep learning methods and models for recognizing patterns of human behavior and their artistic and industrial applications

PhD supervision

  • 2024 Dynamic neural rendering through egocentric robotic vision SU Sichen
  • 2024 The impact of human factors on motor performance indicators: analysis and visual representation ZENG Linghao
  • 2024 AI-based interaction mechanism for augmented sensorimotor return strategies SICHLER Romaric
  • 2023 Multimodal gesture recognition for reactive collaborative robotics in the luxury industry PAPANAGIOTOU Dimitrios
  • 2022 Exploration of multi-task learning and meta-learning for simultaneous and hierarchical recognition of activities, actions, and professional intentions SENTERI Gavriela
  • 2019 Modélisation profonde espace-état pour la représentation explicable, l'analyse et la prédiction des dynamiques du corps humain dans la compréhension de la dextérité et l'ergonomie computationnelle Brenda Olivas