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AI-powered sensors and devices for sustained health tracking

  • P. Prasant , Kiran Siripuri , S. B. Mohan , Venkatesan Hariram ORCID logo and A.S. Vigneshwar
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Abstract

The steady progress made in artificial bio interfaces and sensingsensing systems has strong impacts on the development of continuous health monitoring systems in biomedical sensor technology solutions. In this chapter, the authors focus on enhancing biomedical sensors and devices using AI and underlining the need to incorporate complex algorithms and real-time analysis of large datasets. Some of the focal areas described include the utilization of smart sensor nodes and machine learning for diagnostic prognosis, and the optimization of data credibility. As the chapter seeks to discuss the future of health monitoring technologies in coming up with an improved advanced remote health monitoring system, it discusses the challengeschallenges in sensor calibration, data processing, and real-time feedback. The future prospects and challenges of personalized medicine and preventative care resulting from the direct application of AI to patient care are also described in relation to the potential for dramatically changing patient management and treatment algorithms.

Abstract

The steady progress made in artificial bio interfaces and sensingsensing systems has strong impacts on the development of continuous health monitoring systems in biomedical sensor technology solutions. In this chapter, the authors focus on enhancing biomedical sensors and devices using AI and underlining the need to incorporate complex algorithms and real-time analysis of large datasets. Some of the focal areas described include the utilization of smart sensor nodes and machine learning for diagnostic prognosis, and the optimization of data credibility. As the chapter seeks to discuss the future of health monitoring technologies in coming up with an improved advanced remote health monitoring system, it discusses the challengeschallenges in sensor calibration, data processing, and real-time feedback. The future prospects and challenges of personalized medicine and preventative care resulting from the direct application of AI to patient care are also described in relation to the potential for dramatically changing patient management and treatment algorithms.

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