The neonatal period–the first 4 weeks of life–is the most critical time for a child's survival.
Breathing rate is a vital indicator of the health condition and requires continuous monitoring …

According to WHO, 15 millions babies are born preterm each year globally. Preterm infant
(born before 37 weeks of gestation) are at a significantly higher risk of medical and surgical …

Aiming at continuous unobtrusive respiration monitoring, motion robustness is paramount.
However, some types of motion can completely hide the respiration information and the …

Continuous respiration monitoring is an important tool in assessing the patient's health and
diagnosing pulmonary, cardiovascular, and sleep-related breathing disorders. Various …

Respiration is an important parameter in critical and pediatric care since its monitoring
allows medical staff to detect many life-threatening diseases. One of the existing monitoring …

This paper introduces an automatic non-contact monitoring method based on the
synchronous evaluation of a 3D time-of-flight (ToF) camera and a microwave interferometric …

Both Respiratory Flow (RF) and Respiratory Motion (RM) are visible in thermal recordings of
infants. Monitoring these two signals usually requires landmark detection for the selection of …

Objective To examine the effectiveness of a noncontact vision‐based infrared respiratory
monitor (IRM) in the detection of authentic respiratory motion in newborn infants. Study …

Monitoring of breathing rate considerably improves healthcare quality by providing
information about the patient's state. Yet, the current methods used to assess the respiratory …

Respiration rate (RR) and respiration irregularities are often the earliest indicators of
physiological deterioration. Furthermore, respiratory disorders can be characterized by …