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Alongside the classic circuits, components and systems on offer, several families of medical sensors, biophotonic lasers and artificial intelligence have emerged in recent years.
3.1 Medical sensor families
A sensor is based on a transducer that converts one physical signal into another, such as a light signal into an electrical signal. Essential to data acquisition systems, the sensor uses certain physical properties of materials, such as dilatation, inertia, variations in inductance, capacitance, the Hall effect, photoelectricity, piezoelectricity, the Doppler effect, and so on.
Sensors can differentiate objects by contrast, shape or color. Other sensors are sensitive to humidity, temperature or vibration. Intelligent" sensors are...
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Events
CATEL (Club des acteurs de la télémédecine), France
ISfTeH, in Luxembourg, International Society for Telemedicine & eHealth http://www.isfteh.org
ETSI, eHealth workshop on Telemedicine, Sophia Antipolis, France
ITU and WHO, Geneva Health Forum, "Patient-Centric Technology Innovation for...
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