Advancements in Sensor Technologies

Applications and Emerging Techniques

S Kannadhasan editor R Nagarajan editor Alagar Karthick editor Kanagaraj Venusamy editor

Format:Hardback

Publisher:Apple Academic Press Inc.

Publishing:8th Dec '26

£150.00

This title is due to be published on 8th December, and will be despatched as soon as possible.

Advancements in Sensor Technologies cover

As demand for accurate, real-time data continues to increase, sensors have become indispensable tools for monitoring, automation, decision-making, and intelligent system design. This book explores the rapidly evolving field of sensor technology and its growing impact across science, engineering, healthcare, agriculture, transportation, manufacturing, and other sectors.

The volume examines recent developments in sensor technologies, from their underlying principles to emerging applications that are transforming modern industries. It highlights advances in intelligent sensing through the integration of the IoT, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and deep learning, demonstrating how these technologies are expanding the capabilities and versatility of sensor systems.

Chapters present applications in aquaculture water treatment and fish monitoring, smart agriculture and livestock management, wearable healthcare devices for disease prediction and posture monitoring, lung cancer diagnosis, advanced immunobiosensors for targeted drug delivery, intelligent transportation, luggage tracking, systems for locating missing children, financial modeling, renewable energy, electric vehicle charging, robotics, battery management, and advanced electronic design. The book also explores manufacturing techniques and next-generation sensor architectures supporting increasingly sophisticated engineering solutions.

Bringing together chapters from experts across multiple disciplines, this book demonstrates the broad potential of advanced sensor technologies to address complex real-world challenges.

ISBN: 9781779642943

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416 pages