Application of Wearable Electronics Sensors for Public Health Monitoring and Disease Prevention

Abstract

Each component of contemporary technology depends on sensors. Improved and more advanced sensors have the potential to advance technological advancements and ultimately contribute to a better quality of life for humans. Adopting more modern materials, designs, and sensing mechanism types is crucial to the development of sensors. Wearable sensors can be used to monitor several aspects of human gait by placing them on the hip, knee, wrist, and foot, among other parts of the body. Measurements of public health, including body temperature, heart rate, pulse oxygenation, respiration rate, blood pressure, blood glucose, ECG signal, and disease prevention, can be made with these sensors. Numerous recent studies have taken into consideration wearable sensor-based systems. With an emphasis on monitoring human physiological indicators, the research work aimed to demonstrate new sensor utilisation in the development of wearable devices for biomonitoring applications.