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AI-empowered optoelectronics reinvigorates biomedical sensing

Researchers are exploring a combination of optoelectronics components, artificial intelligence (AI), and analog drivers and amplifiers to seek new frontiers in biomedical sensing. Bill Schweber explores the design example of a non-invasive blood pressure monitor developed using LEDs, photosensors, and AI algorithms.

Read the full blog at EDN’s sister publication, Planet Analog.

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