Smart Sensing Technology for Human Activity Recognition

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Smart sensing technologies utilizing various sensor domains, such as inertial, bioelectrical, and optical sensors, enable the effective recognition of specific user activities and long-term behavioral patterns in real-life contexts. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

Giorgio Biagetti; Paolo Crippa

doi:10.3390/s26175363

August 25, 2026SensorsOpen Access

Smart Sensing Technology for Human Activity Recognition

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To evaluate smart sensing technologies across diverse modalities for identifying human actions and tracking continuous behavioral patterns in real-world environments.
Synthesized sensing systems across inertial, bioelectrical, and optical data domains for capturing real-time human movement and physiological signals.
Analyzed computational frameworks and sensor configurations designed for real-world activity detection and long-term pattern discovery.
Multimodal sensor integration improves detection accuracy across diverse physical activities compared with single-sensor configurations.
Wearable inertial and optical modalities provide continuous monitoring capabilities, though challenges remain in real-time processing and context variability.

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Technological review reveals multimodal sensing frameworks for human activity recognition, highlighting opportunities for continuous digital health and behavioral monitoring.

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