Smart Sensors in Multimedia Systems
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Intelligent Sensors".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 October 2020) | Viewed by 349
Special Issue Editor
Interests: smart sensors; multimedia systems; data analytics
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Dear Colleagues,
Rich media content acquired by multimedia sensors helps to facilitate the operation of a wide range of applications, including real-time object tracking, environmental analysis, healthcare monitoring, etc. Multimedia sensor systems are under active development with the recent advances in smart sensors, network infrastructure, and data analytics. While smart sensors are well utilized across different industrial sectors which demand interdisciplinary expertise, various challenges arise in efficient multimedia signal acquisition, reliable data transmission, intelligence in multimedia processing, and solutions to security and privacy issues. It is therefore a timely topic to review the current status of multimedia sensor system research, including both hardware and software aspects. This Special Issue is focused on recent advances in multimedia sensor systems and applications, inviting experts in the fields to share their latest findings and discuss future research directions.
Dr. Ivan Lee
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- Multimedia sensor systems
- Multimedia IoT applications
- Wireless smart sensor communication
- Smart sensor networks
- Nature-inspired algorithms for smart sensor systems
- Signal processing and data analytics for multimedia sensor systems
- Security and privacy in multimedia sensor systems
- Hardware and software design for multimedia sensors
- Cloud-based multimedia sensor systems
- Ubiquitous multimedia sensor networks
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