Integrated Sensory Systems Form Medicine and Rehabilitation: From Development to Real-Life Application
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Biomedical Sensors".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (25 September 2022) | Viewed by 295
Special Issue Editors
Interests: lidar; pattern recognition; computational geometry; Mathematical Morphology; LiDAR; mathematical morphology
Interests: sport science; neuromuscular potentiation; kinesiology
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
In recent decades, advances in medicine and rehabilitation can be at least in part attributed to the development in technologies, from diagnostic tools to algorithms easing the decision-making process.
The majority of technologies used in medicine and rehabilitation are still expensive to purchase and operate and require highly trained experts to interpret the results. Accordingly, the majority of individuals can only sporadically benefit from the advent of medical and rehabilitation technologies.
Advances in smart materials, wearable devices, biosensors, and edge computing integrated sensory systems allow recording a substantially higher amount of data in laboratory clinical settings and real-life situations. Advances in machine learning algorithms integrated in the sensory system are crucial to make sense of the huge amount of data collected by sensory systems.
This Special Issue aims to represent the latest advances in sensory systems to ease medical and rehabilitation processes. We welcome contributions in all fields of sensory integrated medical and rehabilitation devices, including new sensory systems, signal processing algorithms, as well as real-life integrations. We particularly appreciate contributions in the field of edge-computing-integrated sensory systems. Those include but are not limited to:
- Biosensors;
- Machine/deep learning and artificial intelligence in sensing and imaging;
- Signal processing, data fusion, and deep learning in sensor systems;
- Advanced materials for sensing;
- Wearable sensors, devices, and electronics;
- Electrodes
Dr. Domen Mongus
Dr. Miloš Kalc
Guest Editors
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