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Ultra-wideband (UWB) radar provides a non-contact method for monitoring and detecting human respiratory rate and heart rate during sleep.
UWB radar presents a potential non-contact method for monitoring vital signs such as respiratory and heart rates during sleep.
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May facilitate unobtrusive sleep monitoring; leaves open validation against gold-standard methods before clinical use.
This paper presents a non-contact vital sign monitoring-based UWB radar during sleeping for detecting human respiratory rate and heart rate.
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MUHAMMAD HUSAINI (2022) studied this question. Ultra-wideband (UWB) radar provides a non-contact method for monitoring and detecting human respiratory rate and heart rate during sleep.
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