FMCW-based contactless heart rate monitoring
Zhanjun Hao,
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Yifei Gao,
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Yangyang Tang
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Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Jan. 21, 2025
Heart
disease
is
a
significant
global
health
issue.
Traditional
methods
for
heart
rate
monitoring
typically
require
close
physical
contact,
which
limits
the
continuity
and
convenience
of
monitoring.
To
achieve
real-time,
non-contact
heartbeat
monitoring,
researchers
have
introduced
millimeter-wave
radar
technology.
The
technology's
penetration
privacy
offer
potential
solution
condition
Therefore,
this
study
utilized
frequency-modulated
continuous
wave
(FMCW)
Firstly,
collected
signals
were
preprocessed
to
accurately
locate
area
cardiac
activity
in
human
body.
Secondly,
an
adaptive
variational
mode
decomposition
(A-VMD)
algorithm
was
designed
extract
signal,
considering
signal
variations
caused
by
random
body
movements
respiration
their
harmonics,
obtain
accurate
signal.
Finally,
obtained
weighted
estimation
based
on
harmonic
relationship
invited
ten
subjects
participate
experiment
verify
effectiveness
method.
results
show
that
method
can
reduce
influence
harmonics
average
absolute
error
less
than
four
bpm.
Language: Английский
Radar-Based Human Activity Recognition: A Study on Cross-Environment Robustness
Electronics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(5), P. 875 - 875
Published: Feb. 23, 2025
Indoor
radar-based
human
activity
recognition
(HAR)
using
machine
learning
has
shown
promising
results.
However,
deploying
an
HAR
model
in
unseen
environments
remains
challenging
due
to
a
potential
mismatch
between
training
and
operational
conditions.
Such
can
be
reduced
by
acquiring
annotated
data
more
diverse
situations.
since
this
is
time
intensive,
paper
explores
the
application
of
augmentation
unsupervised
domain
adaptation
(UDA)
enhance
robustness
models,
even
when
they
are
trained
very
limited
amount
data.
In
initial
analysis,
baseline
was
evaluated
validation
set
(a)
from
same
environment
as
(b)
different
environment.
The
results
showed
29.6%
decrease
F1-score
tested
on
Implementing
techniques—specifically,
time–frequency
warping—reduced
performance
gap
17.8%.
Further
improvements
were
achieved
applying
strategy,
which
brought
drop
down
13.2%.
Furthermore,
ablation
study
examining
various
methods
synthetic
sample
quantities
demonstrates
superior
our
proposed
approach.
concludes
with
discussion
how
environmental
variations,
such
changes
aspect
angle,
occlusion
layout,
affect
time-Doppler
radar
representation
and,
consequently,
performance.
Language: Английский
Driver Head–Hand Cooperative Action Recognition Based on FMCW Millimeter-Wave Radar and Deep Learning
L. Zhang,
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Xiaodong Chen,
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Zexin Chen
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et al.
Sensors,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(8), P. 2399 - 2399
Published: April 10, 2025
Driver
status
plays
a
critical
role
in
ensuring
driving
safety.
However,
the
current
visual
recognition-based
methods
for
detecting
driver
actions
and
are
often
limited
to
factors
such
as
ambient
light
condition,
occlusion,
privacy
concerns.
In
contrast,
millimeter-wave
radar
offers
various
advantages
high
accuracy,
ease
of
integration,
insensitivity
low
cost;
therefore,
it
has
been
widely
used
monitoring
vital
signals
action
recognition.
Despite
this,
existing
studies
on
recognition
have
hindered
by
accuracy
narrow
range
detectable
actions.
this
study,
we
utilized
77
GHz
frequency-modulated
continuous-wave
construct
dataset
encompassing
seven
types
head–hand
cooperative
Furthermore,
deep
learning
network
model
based
VGG16-LSTM-CBAM
using
micro-Doppler
spectrograms
input
was
developed
classification.
The
experimental
results
demonstrated
that,
compared
CNN-LSTM
ALEXNET-LSTM
networks,
proposed
achieves
classification
99.16%,
effectively
improving
detection.
Language: Английский
Radar-based Contactless Heart Beat Detection with a Modified Pan–Tompkins Algorithm
Hoang Thi Yen,
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Vuong Tri Tiep,
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Van‐Phuc Hoang
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et al.
Biomedical Physics & Engineering Express,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(1), P. 015007 - 015007
Published: Oct. 29, 2024
Abstract
Background.
Using
radar
for
non-contact
measuring
human
vital
signs
has
garnered
significant
attention
due
to
its
undeniable
benefits.
However,
achieving
reasonably
good
accuracy
in
contactless
measurement
senarios
is
still
a
technical
challenge.
Materials
and
methods.
The
proposed
method
includes
two
stages.
first
stage
involves
the
process
of
datasegmentation
signal
channel
selection.
In
next
phase,
raw
from
chosen
subjected
modified
Pan-Tompkins.
Results.
experimental
findings
twelve
individuals
demonstrated
strong
agreement
between
contact
electrocardiography
(ECG)
devices
heart
rate
measurement,
with
correlation
coefficient
98.74
percentage;
95%
limits
obtained
by
those
ECG
were
2.4
beats
per
minute.
Conclusion.
results
showed
high
calculated
signals
electrocardiograph.
This
research
paves
way
future
applications
using
sensors
support
potentially
replace
healthcare.
Language: Английский
Radar-Based Heart Cardiac Activity Measurements: A Review
Álvaro Frazão,
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Pedro Pinho,
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Daniel Albuquerque
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et al.
Sensors,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(23), P. 7654 - 7654
Published: Nov. 29, 2024
In
recent
years,
with
the
increased
interest
in
smart
home
technology
and
need
to
remotely
monitor
patients
due
pandemic,
demand
for
contactless
systems
vital
sign
measurements
has
also
been
on
rise.
One
of
these
kinds
are
Doppler
radar
systems.
Their
design
is
composed
several
choices
that
could
possibly
have
a
significant
impact
their
overall
performance,
more
specifically
those
focused
measurement
cardiac
activity.
This
review,
conducted
using
works
obtained
from
relevant
scientific
databases,
aims
understand
performance
measuring
either
heart
rate
(HR)
or
variability
(HRV).
To
end,
an
analysis
based
hardware
architecture,
carrier
frequency,
distance
was
focusing
both
aforementioned
parameters,
signal
processing
trends
were
discussed.
What
found
system
architecture
algorithms
had
most
FMCW
being
best
performing
whereas
factors
like
frequency
did
not
impact.This
means
newer
can
focus
cheaper,
lower-frequency
without
any
degradation,
which
will
make
research
easier.
Language: Английский