Abstract: A method for monitoring activity of a subject in an environment, comprising providing at least one sensing assembly in the environment of the subject; providing a server communicating with at least one of: i) the subject and ii) the at least one sensing assembly; generating property vectors from data collected by the at least one sensing assembly; characterizing activity of the subject from the property vectors; and having a result of said characterizing step accessible to the server.

Abstract: A method for monitoring activity of a subject in an environment, comprising providing at least one sensing assembly in the environment of the subject; providing a server communicating with at least one of: i) the subject and ii) the at least one sensing assembly; generating property vectors from data collected by the at least one sensing assembly; characterizing activity of the subject from the property vectors; and having a result of said characterizing step accessible to the server.

Abstract: A system for monitoring activity of at least one subject in an environment, comprising at least one sensing assembly, detecting parameters in the environment; and a server communicating with at least one of: i) the subject and ii) the sensing assembly; the at least one sensing assembly comprising at least a first sensor connected to the region of the back of the neck of the subject, the first sensor unit comprising at least one accelerometer.

Abstract: The system and the method of the present invention allows a person in charge (P) to monitor, and to act on, the activity level, physical or cerebral, and the comfort level of one ore more subject (S) simultaneously, from a distance, by the provision of a combination of sensors, at least one processing unit, a communication unit vice and at least one control unit, whereby depending on a specific needs of the subject, complementary sensors are selected to measure complementary parameters of the subject (S) and/or of the subject's environment (E) and to process and interpret these measured parameters so as to assess a level of global or localized comfort, in such a way that these parameters are available to the person in charge (P).