In this paper, we compare the performance of radar and optical (camera based) techniques
in detecting vital signs such as respiratory rate (RR), heart rate (HR), and blood oxygen …

Recent advances in radar systems have demonstrated the possibility of noncontact human
vital signs detection. Most prior research has focused on vital sign detection with specific …

An electromagnetic model for heart rate and respiration rate detection using the scattered
fields of incident plane waves on a dielectric model of a human subject has been developed …

There is a need to detect vital signs of human (eg, the respiration and heart-beat rate) with
noncontact method in a number of applications such as search and rescue operation (eg …

Concealing objects from interrogation has been a primary objective since the integration of
radars into surveillance systems. Metamaterial-based invisibility cloaking, which was …

In this paper, a novel low-power millimeter wave (mmWave) multiple-input multiple-output
(MIMO) radar with 20 transmitters (Tx) and 20 receivers (Rx) successfully demonstrates short …

To optimize measurement parameters for multi-target monitoring as far as possible on the
basis of the existing equipments, an adjustable parameter stepped frequency continuous …

State-of-the-art advances in the field of radar technology have made it possible to design
noninvasive sensing devices of vital signs. This paper presents the effects of antenna …

Technology to analyze human motion has significantly advanced over the last few years.
Locomotion studies have proved useful and have been practically applicable to some gait …

A stepped-frequency continuous-wave (SFCW) radar system with adequate pulse repetition
frequency (PRF) is developed to track relatively fast motions from various parts of the human …