An Integrated 60 GHz Radar and AI-Guided Infrared System for Non-Contact Heart Rate and Body Temperature Monitoring

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The growing need for remote patient monitoring, accelerated by the global pandemic and an aging population, necessitates the development of advanced non-contact technologies for measuring vital signs. In this study, an integrated, non-contact system for accurately measuring heart rate (HR) and body temperature (BT) is developed and validated. The proposed system combines a 60 GHz radar sensor and infrared (IR) sensor for HR and BT measurements, respectively, enhanced with advanced signal processing and an AI-based computer vision algorithm. A Window Filter and a Peak Uniformity algorithm were applied to the raw radar signal to mitigate noise and motion artifacts. For Temp measurement, an IR sensor with a narrow five-degree field of view (FOV) was integrated with a YOLO Pose-based tracking system using a camera and servo motors to automatically orient the sensor towards the user's face. The system was validated with 30 healthy adult participants, benchmarked against a MAX30102 PPG sensor and Braun ThermoScan 7 for BT and BT measurements, respectively. The advanced signal processing reduced the HR Mean Absolute Error from 13.73 BPM to 5.28 BPM (p = 0.002), while the AI-guided IR sensor reduced the BT MAE from 4.10 degrees C to 1.64 degrees C (p < 0.001). These findings demonstrate that integrating 60 GHz radar with AI-driven tracking provides a promising approach for home-based trend monitoring.

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non-contact monitoringremote patient monitoringsignal processinginfrared thermography
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An Integrated 60 GHz Radar and AI-Guided Infrared System for Non-Contact Heart Rate and Body Temperature Monitoring
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Sim, SangwookKim, Changgyun
DOI
10.3390/app16073272
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2026-03-27
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APPLIED SCIENCES-BASEL
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