Cutting-Edge, Wearable Electronic Technologies and Applications
A special issue of Electronics (ISSN 2079-9292). This special issue belongs to the section "Bioelectronics".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (15 September 2024) | Viewed by 293
Special Issue Editors
Interests: low-noise front-end electronics; radiation effects in CMOS technology; CMOS active pixel sensors; voltage references and regulators; wearable monitoring systems
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Interests: CMOS front-end electronics; low-noise amplifiers; radiation effects in CMOS devices; mixed-signal readout circuits; monolithic active pixel sensors; wearable sensors
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Interests: low-noise front-end electronics; radiation effects in CMOS technology; astroparticle detector systems; readout electronics for silicon sensors
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Wearable sensor development and diffusion have thrived in recent decades, owing to the significant progress in sensor miniaturization, performance, and low-power consumption. Simultaneously, advances in wireless technologies stimulated the development of complete wearable platforms capable of providing immediate feedback to the user/patient or remote monitoring. Several applications arose in the fields of health, fitness, and wellness. The medical community is now able to use telemedicine to improve patient comfort while at the same time tracking pathologies. The fitness industry can take advantage of the technology for monitoring athletes’ performance, and several tools are available for pursuing a wellness lifestyle and monitoring our health and the environment in which we live.
The main focus of this Special Issue is on cutting-edge developments of wearable sensors, from the perspectives of electronics, sensors, and various applications, including relevant hardware/software tools for data acquisition, processing, and communication, aimed at monitoring physiological signs or the environment in real-time.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Wearable electronics for healthcare applications;
- Sensors and electronics for wellness applications;
- Wearable and ambient sensors;
- Integrated circuits and systems for sensor signal acquisition and processing;
- Biopotentials measurements;
- Environmental sensing with miniaturized electronic systems;
- Wireless body sensor networks;
- Smart textile solutions for wearable electronics;
- Real-time body fluid analysis;
- Body motion tracking systems;
- Energy harvesting;
- Hardware/software platforms for sensor data processing and communication.
Dr. Gianluca Traversi
Dr. Luigi Gaioni
Dr. Elisa Riceputi
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- wearable electronics
- miniaturized systems
- low-power communication protocols
- remote monitoring
- environmental monitoring
- patient rehabilitation
- gait analysis
- bioelectric potentials
- energy harvesting
- wellness assessment
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