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Wireless Intelligent Sensing

This special issue belongs to the section “Intelligent Sensors“.

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

This Special Issue of Wireless Intelligent Sensing (WISe) covers topics from WISe systems, hardware, digital signal processing (DSP), and AI empowered data analytics. WISe applications are also encouraged, such as WISe for robotics, for Automobile applications, and for Huaman Centric applications. The topics are listed below but are not limited to the following aspects:

  • WISe systems
  • Radar for smart sensing
  • WiFi-based sensing
  • Sensing hardware and software co-design
  • Noise reduction technologies
  • Measurement technologies for WISe systems
  • Antenna design for WISe systems including DBF and reconfigurable antennas
  • AI empowered digital signal processing
  • DSP algorithms
  • Noise filtering technologies
  • AI empowered data analytics
  • AI enabled algorithm for WISe applications
  • WISe for Human centric applications
  • WISe for Automobile applications
  • WISe for Robotics applications

Dr. Changzhan Gu
Prof. Dr. Jianhua Ma
Dr. Yihong Qi
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • WISe systems
  • radar for smart sensing
  • WiFi-based sensing
  • sensing hardware and software co-design
  • noise reduction technologies
  • measurement technologies for WISe systems
  • antenna design for WISe systems
  • DBF and reconfigurable antennas
  • AI empowered digital signal processing
  • DSP algorithms
  • noise filtering technologies
  • AI empowered data analytics
  • AI enabled algorithm for WISe applications
  • WISe for human centric applications
  • WISe for automobile applications
  • WISe for robotics applications

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