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Wearables have been the dominant consumer monitoring device for the past decades, however, not the ideal one. Battery dependency, correct placement, good contact with skin, etc., all impose requirements and restrictions that can’t be met by everyone (e.g., vulnerable populations, skin conditions, etc.). In light of this and in accordance with the ultimate idea of ubiquitous computing, the interaction between the user and sensor should be minimized or ideally removed entirely. This is being achieved with improvements and availability of sensors – namely RGB cameras, thermal cameras, radars, LIDARs, and others – accompanied by immense development of machine learning, specifically deep neural networks. In this talk we will overview existing methods for unobtrusive contact-free monitoring of physiological parameters and some psychological states that can be derived from them.