Technology has become ubiquitous, it is all around us and is becoming part of us. Together
with the rise of the Internet of Things (IoT) paradigm and enabling technologies (eg …

OBJECTIVE: Extensive efforts have been made in both academia and industry in the
research and development of smart wearable systems (SWS) for health monitoring (HM) …

Skin‐based wearable devices have a great potential that could result in a revolutionary
approach to health monitoring and diagnosing disease. With continued innovation and …

Becoming mature enough to be used for improving the quality of life, wireless sensor
network technologies are considered as one of the key research areas in computer science …

Wearable health-monitoring systems are becoming very popular, especially in enabling the
noninvasive diagnosis of vital functions of the human body. Besides typical singular …

Patient biopotentials are usually measured with conventional disposable Ag/AgCl
electrodes. These electrodes provide excellent signal quality but are irritating for long-term …

A conventional clinical biopotential measurement system requires the use of wet electrodes
that are in contact with skin using conductive gel. Those systems can acquire high-quality …

Today, the term “wearable” goes beyond the traditional definition of clothing; it refers to an
accessory that enables personalized mobile information processing. In this chapter, we …

Rehabilitation supervision has emerged as a new application of wireless sensor networks
(WSN), with unique communication, signal processing and hardware design requirements. It …

As a natural material that is abundant, versatile, and sustainable, cellulose is an alternative
that is expected to substitute non-renewable polymers. The physicochemical characteristics …