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Design and development of AI-driven biomedical sensors and devices and their optimization for continuous health monitoring

  • A. Aalan Babu , R. Selvakumar , D. Shobana , S. Kavitha and P.R. Therasa
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Abstract

Thanks to the developments in the biomedical spherebiomedical sphere, sensor technologies has advanced rapidly, thus making the monitoring of continuous and real-time physiological parameters possible. This chapter reviews continuous health monitoring biomedical sensors created through the use of AI, the major advancements, and the trends. It goes further and outlines the key kinds of sensors such as the optical, chemical, and mechanical types, and their uses, all the while explaining the innovations bringing about change. The chapter also analyzes the main characteristics of hybrid as well as multimodal sensors that are composed of various sensing modes for the purposes of providing complete monitoring solutions. Particular attention is paid to the prospecting long-term monitoring solutions needed for geriatric care, as well as issues that are related to chronic illness management in elderly people. The discussion includes considerations of the applicability and affordability of sensor technologies, the two aspects that often define the universality and implementation of these technologies. By outlining these aspects in considerable detail, the chapter is intended to present useful information for the further development of biomedical sensor for enhancing health treatment results.

Abstract

Thanks to the developments in the biomedical spherebiomedical sphere, sensor technologies has advanced rapidly, thus making the monitoring of continuous and real-time physiological parameters possible. This chapter reviews continuous health monitoring biomedical sensors created through the use of AI, the major advancements, and the trends. It goes further and outlines the key kinds of sensors such as the optical, chemical, and mechanical types, and their uses, all the while explaining the innovations bringing about change. The chapter also analyzes the main characteristics of hybrid as well as multimodal sensors that are composed of various sensing modes for the purposes of providing complete monitoring solutions. Particular attention is paid to the prospecting long-term monitoring solutions needed for geriatric care, as well as issues that are related to chronic illness management in elderly people. The discussion includes considerations of the applicability and affordability of sensor technologies, the two aspects that often define the universality and implementation of these technologies. By outlining these aspects in considerable detail, the chapter is intended to present useful information for the further development of biomedical sensor for enhancing health treatment results.

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