Advances in Biomedical Sensing, Measurements, Instrumentation and Systems

Advances in Biomedical Sensing, Measurements, Instrumentation and Systems brings together invited research on a field where engineering precision meets clinical need. Edited by Subhas Chandra Mukhopadhyay and Aimé Lay-Ekuakille, this volume focuses on the tools, methods, and systems that make modern biomedical measurement possible—from wearable monitoring to imaging, breath analysis, and neurological signal processing.

A focused look at biomedical sensing and measurement

Rather than presenting a random assortment of papers, the collection is shaped around a clear research theme: how sensing technologies can be made more reliable, more adaptive, and more useful in biomedical contexts. The chapters touch on information processing, recalibration, data fusion, validation, high-reliability sensor integration, and measurement techniques that support healthcare and clinical analysis.

Topics covered across the volume

• Wearable and portable health-monitoring systems
• Medical imaging and diagnostic image processing
• Breath analysis and blood-pressure measurement
• Augmented reality in minimally invasive surgery
• EEG signal processing and epilepsy detection
• Ambient assisted living and patient movement analysis

Why this book stands out

The strength of this volume lies in its practical engineering perspective. It reflects the real-world challenge of turning sensing concepts into systems that can support diagnosis, monitoring, and assisted care. That makes it especially relevant for readers who want a research-based snapshot of how biomedical instrumentation was developing in this area.

Best suited to

This ebook is a strong fit for researchers, graduate students, biomedical engineers, and professionals working in sensing, instrumentation, diagnostics, or health technology. It also offers useful context for readers interested in how signal processing and sensor design support clinical and physiological applications.

If your work or studies touch biomedical measurement systems, this is a substantial, topic-rich reference to keep close at hand.