Sensors, Devices and Systems

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Sensors, Devices and Systems

Proceedings of SDaS 2025, Volume 1

Electrical engineering Electronics engineering Digital signal processing (DSP)

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Collection: Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering

Language: English

Published by: Springer

Published on: 30th April 2026

Format: LCP-protected ePub

ISBN: 9783032184153


Overview of Modern Sensor Technologies and Intelligent Measurement Systems

This book presents an integrated overview of modern sensor technologies and intelligent measurement systems. It combines research on digital signal processing, distributed IIoT architectures, embedded systems, and cybersecurity for resource-limited nodes. Such integration enhances accuracy, interference resistance, scalability, and computational efficiency, improving monitoring and diagnostic performance.

Convergence of Sensors with Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

A key focus is the convergence of sensors with artificial intelligence and machine learning, enabling multichannel data analysis, anomaly detection, and predictive maintenance through digital twins and adaptive algorithms. This approach ensures high diagnostic sensitivity, reliability, and autonomous real-time decision-making in industrial and technical systems.

Advances in Microelectronics, MEMS, and Robotics

The book also covers developments in microelectronics, MEMS, and robotics, from material design and metrological validation to embedded implementation. Advanced transducers and actuators increase energy efficiency and interface compatibility.

Sensor Technologies in Medicine, Energy, and Sustainability

Contributions on biomedical, optoelectronic, photonic, energy, and environmental sensors highlight improved precision and integration with IoT analytics, confirming the vital role of sensor technologies in medicine, energy, and sustainability.

Target Audience

The book is of interest to experts in the field of automation, computer integrated technologies, robotics, and related spheres, as well as scientists, and Ph.D. students.

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