Design of a beamforming-based antenna for detecting environmental noise in a city framework

Okitadiowo, John Peter Djungha; Lay-Ekuakille, A.; Isernia, Tommaso; Massaro, Alessandro

doi:10.1016/j.measen.2021.100269

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“…Researchers have primarily concentrated on traditional designs utilizing textile materials and inkjet/screen printing methods. While demonstrating certain positive results [36,43], these efforts have not effectively tackled all the mentioned challenges. Therefore, given the recent progress in wearable antennas and their utilization in WBAN systems, it is essential to reevaluate and enhance current approaches to discover solutions for these challenges.…”

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Development of wearable textile patch antenna 2.43 GHz for biomedical applications

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Wearable technology combines electronic and computer technologies into clothing or devices for daily wear. Wearable devices include spectacles, watches, jewellery, caps, and textiles. These gadgets can do functions like smartphones and computers, as well as offer sensory, tracking, and scanning capabilities. This is a significant advancement in pervasive computing, allowing access to information from any location [1,2]. Textile architectures feature inbuilt antennas have proven to be a vital feature of wearable device, allowing garment-based wireless communication [3].

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Development of wearable textile patch antenna 2.43 GHz for biomedical applications

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Design of a beamforming antenna sensor for environmental noise detection to discriminate vehicle emission according to road conditions

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Design of a beamforming-based antenna for detecting environmental noise in a city framework

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Development of wearable textile patch antenna 2.43 GHz for biomedical applications

Development of wearable textile patch antenna 2.43 GHz for biomedical applications

Design of a beamforming antenna sensor for environmental noise detection to discriminate vehicle emission according to road conditions

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