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Tutorial on “Wearable systems for physiological monitoring: the impact in clinical, occupational, and daily-life settings”

Tutorial Aims: The tutorial will provide fundamental guidelines for the design and assessment of wearable systems for physiological monitoring, integrating complementary expertise from different fields. The focus will be on the relevance of key physiological parameters in diverse scenarios, including clinical settings, healthy and active aging, rehabilitation, and cardiovascular and respiratory diseases. Particular emphasis will be placed on the scientific and technological challenges that can foster the effective translation of wearable technologies into real-world applications, such as clinical trials, occupational environments, and daily life.

Tutorial Program: The tutorial will include both lectures and practical sessions designed to provide a comprehensive overview of wearable systems for physiological monitoring. The lecture session (10:00 – 11:00) will cover the fundamentals of wearable sensors, including their design, assessment, and applications in cardiorespiratory and motion monitoring, with contributions from:
• Emiliano Schena — Technological challenges and applications
• Carlo Massaroni — Cardiovascular monitoring: solutions and applications
• Daniela Lo Presti — Respiratory monitoring: solutions and applications

The practical session (11:00 – 13:00) will focus on the main algorithms used to process raw data acquired from wearables and to extract physiological parameters relevant to clinical practice, occupational, and everyday-life contexts. This session will be conducted by:
• Chiara Romano & Arianna Carnevale — Algorithms for processing cardiorespiratory and joint motion data

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