eng Science and Education Publishing Journal of Automation and Control 2372-3041 2015-12-15 3 3 48 52 10.12691/automation-3-3-1 AUTOMATION2015331 article Dusan Simsik dusan.simsik@tuke.sk 1 Alena Galajdova 1 Robert Rakay 1 Daniela Onofrejova 2 Department of Automation, Control and Human-Machines Interactions, Mechanical Engineering Faculty, Technical University of Kosice, Slovakia Department of Industrial Engineering and Management, Mechanical Engineering Faculty, Technical University of Kosice, Slovakia The aim of the paper is to describe some results from experiments with embedded sensors using inertial sensors as wearable sensors. Authors were involved in last years in the development of ICT services for monitoring of elderly persons daily activities monitoring, and their home environment status monitoring and control as well.Main goal of the current research interest is to add embedded sensors to mentioned services for monitoring of the critical physiological parameters to get more information about users' behavior and critical situations. http://pubs.sciepub.com/automation/3/3/1/automation-3-3-1.pdf wearable sensors social service inertial sensor experiments