What makes sensor devices and microsystems “intelligent” or “smart”?

Taymanov, Roald; Sapozhnikova, Kseniia

doi:10.1016/b978-0-08-102055-5.00001-2

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“…112,113 Some definitions of smart sensors extend the concept of full integration by demanding all sensor elements, including electrode, interfacing, signal conditioning, and intelligence, work together to maximize diagnostic efficacy. 114 Cannabinoids have many derivatives, and biofluids contain many other analytes such as glucose, glutamate, or uric acid. Interference and fouling are critical factors affecting the performance of the sensors.…”

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“…Smart sensors are sensors which contain one or more “intelligent” functions. This criterion can include self-testing, -validation, -diagnosis, -adaptation, -identification (isolation), -calibration, or -compensation. , Some definitions of smart sensors extend the concept of full integration by demanding all sensor elements, including electrode, interfacing, signal conditioning, and intelligence, work together to maximize diagnostic efficacy . Cannabinoids have many derivatives, and biofluids contain many other analytes such as glucose, glutamate, or uric acid.…”

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Electrochemical Sensing of Cannabinoids in Biofluids: A Noninvasive Tool for Drug Detection

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Cannabinoid sensing in biofluids provides great insight into the effects of medicinal cannabis on the body. The prevalence of cannabis for pain management and illicit drug use necessitates knowledge translation in cannabinoids. In this Review, we provide an overview of the current detection methods of cannabinoids in bodily fluids emphasizing electrochemical sensing. First, we introduce cannabinoids and discuss the structure and metabolism of Δ9-THC and its metabolites in relation to blood, urine, saliva, sweat, and breath. Next, we briefly discuss lab based techniques for cannabinoids in biofluids. While these techniques are highly sensitive and specific, roadside safety requires a quick, portable, and cost-effective sensing method. These needs motivated a comprehensive review of advantages, disadvantages, and future directions for electrochemical sensing of cannabinoids. The literature shows the lowest limit of detection to be 3.3 pg of Δ9-THC/mL using electrochemical immunosensors, while electrodes fabricated with low cost methods such as screen-printing and carbon paste can detect as little as 25 and 1.26 ng of Δ9-THC/mL, respectively. Future research will include nanomaterial modified working electrodes, for simultaneous sensing of multiple cannabinoids. Additionally, there should be an emphasis on selectivity for cannabinoids in the presence of interfering compounds. Sensors should be fully integrated on biocompatible substrates with control electronics and intelligent components for wearable diagnostics. We hope this Review will prove to be the seminal work in the electrochemical sensing of cannabinoids.

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Electrochemical Sensing of Cannabinoids in Biofluids: A Noninvasive Tool for Drug Detection

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Improving reliability of power plant equipment due to measurement information redundancy

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Baksheeva

Taymanov

2019

19th International Congress of Metrology (CIM2019)

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Significant features of using the equipment installed at nuclear, hydraulic and thermal power plants are a multiyear cycle of continuous operation with minimum maintenance works and very high costs necessary to eliminate the consequences of possible crashes. Automatic checking of the state of the most important equipment units can become the optimal decision. In Russia, methods of building intelligent sensors and methods of intellectualization of multichannel measuring systems have been developed. Intellectualization of a measuring system enables to increase the reliability of equipment operation significantly. Examples are given.

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Metrological Assurance and Standardization of Advanced Tools and Technologies for nondestructive Testing and Condition Monitoring (NDT4.0)

Gogolinskiy

Syaskо

2020

Research in Nondestructive Evaluation

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What makes sensor devices and microsystems “intelligent” or “smart”?

Cited by 13 publications

References 21 publications

Electrochemical Sensing of Cannabinoids in Biofluids: A Noninvasive Tool for Drug Detection

Electrochemical Sensing of Cannabinoids in Biofluids: A Noninvasive Tool for Drug Detection

Improving reliability of power plant equipment due to measurement information redundancy

Metrological Assurance and Standardization of Advanced Tools and Technologies for nondestructive Testing and Condition Monitoring (NDT4.0)

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