Advanced Wearable Computing Techniques and Applications
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 July 2024 | Viewed by 4481
Special Issue Editors
Interests: wearable computing; edge computing; human–computer interaction; fault tolerant computing
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Interests: intelligent sensing; robot-assisted rehabilitation; AIoT; wearable computing; machine learning
Interests: wearable computing; collective computing; swarm synergy intelligence; pervasive computing; data fusion intelligence; network topology
Interests: wireless localization and tracking; energy harvesting based network resource management; distributed machine learning for big data; wireless sensor networks; internet of things
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
As an important part of the construction of human–machine–matter harmonious environment, wearable computing has been applied to the enhancement of human sense, intelligence and physical strength, giving birth to a new computing model and scientific paradigm, and profoundly affecting human life and social reform.
The enhanced sense of user and environment status of wearable computing systems has changed from simple data collection and moved to the understanding of current status and prediction of future evolution and development. The intelligent enhancement for complex application environments has been transformed from task planning and node prompt to multi-sensor integrated intelligent service and active perception of user needs. Physical enhancement of human exercise and health has shifted from data monitoring to proactive warning and intervention. With the seamless connection of "AI+AR" technology and wearable technology, many frontier fields such as wearable computing and digital economy, intelligent medical treatment, intelligent fabric and clothing, metaverse and digital twinning are deeply intersected and integrated, and a lot of new technologies and applications to enhance human sense, intelligence and physical strength have been born.
This Special Issue will publish high-quality and original research papers in the following fields, but not limited to them:
- Wearable hardware and systems;
- Wearable computing enabled human health monitoring and analysis;
- Intelligent interactive technology;
- Wearable health interventions and treatment strategies;
- Wearable applications;
- Other cross-cutting studies.
Prof. Dr. Zhan Zhang
Dr. Jie Zhang
Prof. Dr. Yunlong Zhao
Prof. Dr. Wendong Xiao
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- wearable computing
- human–computer interaction
- health monitoring
- metaverse
- digital twinning
- digital healthcare
