Vital signs are inarguably accepted as important key constituents to improve the health
condition. Worldwide medical institutions and clinical observations have emphasized the …

Contactless cardiac monitoring has vast potential to replace contact-based monitoring in
various future scenarios, such as smart home and in-cabin monitoring. Various contactless …

In this work, we investigate the use of backscattered mm-wave radio signals for the joint
tracking and recognition of identities of humans as they move within indoor environments …

Remote techniques for measuring human vital signs have attracted great interests due to the
benefits shown in medical monitoring and military applications. Compared with continuous …

A multiple-frequency continuous-wave (MFCW) agile radar system has the ability to cope
with various physiological conditions of a human subject. Following the mathematic model, a …

Radar-based noncontact physiological signals monitoring is meaningful for daily health
monitoring, post-disaster rescue, and public security. This paper focuses on the theoretical …

The ability to remotely assess vital signs using radar systems may potentialize the
healthcare systems, since it does not require any direct interaction with the subject …

Non-invasive human vital sign detection has gained significant attention in recent years, with
its potential for contactless, long-term monitoring. Advances in radar systems have enabled …

The noncontact monitoring of vital signs without body-attached sensors is a promising home
healthcare technique. Recent studies have shown that millimeter-wave (mmW) radar can be …

Non-contact vital sign monitoring of multiple people can be realized using a radar sensor
that is able to provide a high resolution two-dimensional image of the monitored area. This is …