Advances in Biomedical Sensing, Instrumentation and Systems: 2nd Edition

Dear Colleagues,

Advances in electronics and computational capabilities are constantly facilitating the creation of portable, wearable, miniaturized, more power-efficient, and/or more accurate sensing devices and instruments, which can also incorporate enough intelligence to autonomously analyze captured signals and possibly react to them.

The aim of this Special Issue is to collect papers that deal with all aspects regarding challenges and solutions in the development of sensing devices, their hardware, their communication requirements, and how the data thus acquired are processed to provide useful information to the user of the system, be it the subject themself or a qualified physician or technician.

Therefore, we are seeking papers that describe innovative developments in the acquisition of biomedical-related signals, their enabling technologies, and the interpretation of the data through automated techniques like machine learning and artificial intelligence.

Review articles that provide readers with scholarly educational material about the current research trends on the matter are also welcome.

Submissions are encouraged which address topics that include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Biosignal acquisition.
• Wearable devices.
• Portable sensors.
• Wireless sensors.
• Health tracking.
• Health monitoring.
• Sensor networks for biomedical signal acquisition.
• Machine learning for biomedical signal analysis.
• Automatic diagnosis and classification.

Prof. Dr. Giorgio Biagetti
Guest Editor

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• biosignal acquisition
• wearable devices
• portable sensors
• wireless sensors

• Advances in Biomedical Sensing, Instrumentation and Systems in Sensors (18 articles)