Current Advances in Sensor Design, Innovation, and Their Industry Applications
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Physical Sensors".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 December 2025 | Viewed by 2677
Special Issue Editor
Interests: signal processing, estimation, and control for sensors; robust and optimal sensor systems and their applications; statistical analysis of the information obtained from sensor measurements; signal conditioning techniques for intelligent sensors
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
In today's data-rich environment, artificial intelligence (AI) tools are playing an increasingly pivotal role in many areas of science and engineering. This has led to a surge in data science, which is becoming a powerful force in decision making. It is therefore vital to provide users with reliable, optimal and robust information about the state of the variables that govern the dynamics of processes, nature and the environment. In this context, sensors are of critical importance, as they are responsible for monitoring the value of physical quantities and detecting changes. It is therefore essential to have reliable and robust sensor systems that can accurately and consistently measure these quantities. Furthermore, to gain a deeper understanding of the subject, it is essential to consider the role of the sensor, the signal conditioning circuits, the electronic instrumentation and the correct transmission of information in human–nature interactions.
However, it is important to note that process data are often unavailable or affected by a significant amount of noise and random disturbances in both research and industry settings. It should be noted that these processes may also be multivariable, non-linear and time-varying. As a result, AI tools are not effective solutions for addressing the issues that impact these processes. The most effective method for controlling these processes is through a scientific approach that incorporates system identification, mathematical-physical modeling, robust and optimal control and the appropriate use of electronic instrumentation, sensors and actuators.
The primary objective of this Special Session is to publish works focused on the design and construction of sensor systems with applications in various scientific and engineering fields, including electrical, mechanical, civil, chemical and interdisciplinary engineering, as well as subdisciplines within these fields. Finally, papers that address innovative solutions in sensor design as well as signal conditioning and signal processing techniques for sensors are welcome.
Prof. Dr. Wilmar Hernandez
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- signal processing
- estimation and control for sensor
- novel signal conditioning techniques for sensors
- statistical analysis of the information from sensor measurements
- robust and optimal sensor systems
- novel interface for sensors
- applications of sensors in robotics, mechanics, telecommunications, environment, transportation, electrical circuits, hardware engineering, software engineering, IoT systems, acoustics, optics, biological systems and aerospace engineering, among other fields of science and engineering
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