Smart Sensing and Embedded AI for IoT Systems
A Special Issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220) belonging to the section "Internet of Things".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 25 April 2027 | Viewed by 353
Editors
Interests: internet of things; communications; low power wide area networks; wireless sensor networks; augmented and virtual sensing techniques; virtual instruments and measurements; embedded ML; embedded systems; distributed measurement systems; acoustic instrumentation and measurements; remote sensing applications; telecommunication measurements; artificial intelligence; optical instrumentation and measurements; light/optical/optics/optoelectronic sensors; environmental measurements; sensing strategy and methodology; sensor fusion; sensors and actuators; electrical/electronic sensors; sound/ultrasonic sensors; temperature and thermal sensors; data acquisition systems; machine learning
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Interests: electronic measurements; wireless sensors; distributed measurement systems; internet of things; LPWAN; LoRaWAN; environmental monitoring; marine monitoring; smart cities; virtual sensing
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Interests: internet of things; low power wide area networks; augmented and virtual sensing techniques; embedded ML; distributed measurement systems; wireless sensor networks
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Recent advancements in sensing technologies and embedded Artificial Intelligence (AI) are revolutionizing the way data is acquired, processed, and utilized in Internet of Things (IoT) systems. By integrating smart sensing techniques with embedded AI, we can now achieve real-time, adaptive, and context-aware monitoring solutions across various application domains, including industrial automation, environmental monitoring, smart cities, healthcare, and infrastructure management. This Special Issue aims to bring together high-quality research on the design, development, and deployment of smart sensing systems powered by embedded AI. We particularly focused on solutions that effectively combine sensing, computation, and communication capabilities at the edge, enabling efficient and scalable IoT systems.
We welcome original research articles and reviews that explore theoretical advancements, methodological developments, and practical implementations of smart sensing and embedded AI in IoT contexts. Contributions that demonstrate real-world applications, experimental validation, and system-level integration are especially encouraged.
Potential topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Smart sensing techniques and adaptive sensing systems;
- Embedded AI and edge AI;
- Machine learning and deep learning for embedded systems;
- TinyML and resource-constrained AI;
- Sensor fusion and multimodal data processing;
- Virtual sensing and augmented sensing techniques;
- Distributed and collaborative sensing in IoT;
- Real-time data processing and edge analytics;
- Energy-efficient and low-power sensing systems;
- Wireless sensor networks and IoT architectures;
- Intelligent monitoring and predictive maintenance;
- Smart sensing for industrial IoT applications;
- Environmental and urban monitoring systems;
- Healthcare and wearable sensing systems;
- Security privacy and trust in smart sensing systems;
- Hardware-software co-design for embedded AI;
- Communication-efficient AI for IoT systems.
Dr. Giacomo Peruzzi
Dr. Alessandro Pozzebon
Prof. Dr. Matteo Bertocco
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- smart sensing techniques and adaptive sensing systems
- embedded AI and edge AI
- machine learning and deep learning for embedded systems
- TinyML and resource-constrained AI
- sensor fusion and multimodal data processing
- virtual sensing and augmented sensing techniques
- distributed and collaborative sensing in IoT
- real-time data processing and edge analytics
- energy-efficient and low-power sensing systems
- wireless sensor networks and IoT architectures
- intelligent monitoring and predictive maintenance
- smart sensing for industrial IoT applications
- environmental and urban monitoring systems
- healthcare and wearable sensing systems
- security privacy and trust in smart sensing systems
- hardware-software co-design for embedded AI
- communication-efficient AI for IoT systems
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