ReviewSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Emerging Integrating Approach to Sensors, Digital Signal Processing, Communication Systems, and Artificial Intelligence.
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Abstract
Digital signal processing (DSP) methods and artificial intelligence (AI) serve as a unifying platform across diverse research areas and educational courses based on analysis of signals acquired by appropriate sensors and their time-synchronized systems. Autonomous sensor systems having their own batteries, memories, and possibilities of wireless communication form the core of modern technological systems. The interconnection of sensors for data acquisition, methods for advanced analysis of signal features, and collaborative evaluation promotes both theoretical learning and practical problem solving in professional practice. This paper emphasizes a common mathematical foundation for the processing of data acquired by different sensor systems, and it presents the integration of DSP and AI, enabling the use of similar theoretical methods in different applications, including robotics, digital twins, neurology, augmented reality, and energy optimization. Through selected case studies, it shows how a combination of sensor technology for data acquisition and the use of similar computational methods, visualization, and real-world case studies strengthens interdisciplinary collaboration. Findings of this paper demonstrate how integrating AI with DSP supports innovative research and teaching strategies, redefines the field's educational role in the digital era, and points to the development of new digital technologies.
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