most citedInvestigation of mmWave Radar Technology For Non-contact Vital Sign Monitoring

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q-bio.TO2024★ 13 cited

SepAl: Sepsis Alerts On Low Power Wearables With Digital Biomarkers and On-Device Tiny Machine Learning

Marco Giordano, Kanika Dheman, Michele Magno

Sepsis is a lethal syndrome of organ dysfunction that is triggered by an infection and claims 11 million lives per year globally. Prognostic algorithms based on deep learning have…

eess.SP2024

i-CardiAx: Wearable IoT-Driven System for Early Sepsis Detection Through Long-Term Vital Sign Monitoring

Kanika Dheman, Marco Giordano, Cyriac Thomas +2

Sepsis is a significant cause of early mortality, high healthcare costs, and disability-adjusted life years. Digital interventions like continuous cardiac monitoring can help detec…

eess.SP2024

Earable and Wrist-worn Setup for Accurate Step Counting Utilizing Body-Area Electrostatic Sensing

Sizhen Bian, Rakita Strahinja, Philipp Schilk +5

Step-counting has been widely implemented in wrist-worn devices and is accepted by end users as a quantitative indicator of everyday exercise. However, existing counting approach (…

eess.SP2023★ 16 cited

Investigation of mmWave Radar Technology For Non-contact Vital Sign Monitoring

Steven Marty, Federico Pantanella, Andrea Ronco +2

Non-contact vital sign monitoring has many advantages over conventional methods in being comfortable, unobtrusive and without any risk of spreading infection. The use of millimeter…

eess.SP2023

Non-invasive urinary bladder volume estimation with artefact-suppressed bio-impedance measurements

Kanika Dheman, Stefan Walser, Philipp Mayer +7

Urine output is a vital parameter to gauge kidney health. Current monitoring methods include manually written records, invasive urinary catheterization or ultrasound measurements p…