Wearable Electronics and Health Monitoring: A New Frontier
Keywords:
wearables, health, monitoring, ai, sensorsAbstract
Wearable electronics have emerged as crucial tools in health monitoring, offering real-time data collection and analysis. This paper reviews the latest developments in wearable health technologies, including sensors, materials, and data analytics. The integration of artificial intelligence in wearable devices has significantly improved their diagnostic capabilities, enabling personalized health strategies. Challenges such as data security, user compliance, and device interoperability are also discussed. The paper provides case studies on the application of wearables in managing chronic diseases, highlighting the potential for these technologies to transform healthcare delivery.
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