Adaptive Integrated Circuits for Wearable Technology
适用于可穿戴技术的自适应集成电路
基本信息
- 批准号:RGPIN-2015-04777
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 1.6万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Discovery Grants Program - Individual
- 财政年份:2016
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2016-01-01 至 2017-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The proposed research area is “wearable technologies” and the focus is on advanced hardware implementation of circuits that will enable the upcoming fourth generation of wearable technologies.
Just as the smart phone replaced the personal computer as the interface technology of choice for a large segment of the world’s population, wearable technologies are now supplanting the smart phone. While the smart phone has become nearly ubiquitous across an enormous segment of the world's population, wearable technologies are spurring an even greater level of connectedness between humans and technology and information stores. There is an ongoing and rapidly accelerating move towards wearable technologies as the preferred interface modality.
Early first-generation wearable technologies only displayed information. Second-generation wearable technologies also collected information. Third-generation wearable technologies apply machine intelligence and pattern recognition on collected information in order to provide actionable recommendations to the wearable technology user. The upcoming fourth-generation of wearable technology collects fine-grained rich data from a vast population of users in order to mine the data for trends and signature features that enable the system to predict future events. The amount of interface and processing technology present in a fourth generation wearable technology implementation eclipses that of even a third-generation wearable technology device implementation by a very wide margin.
The proposed research will produce circuitry components that are of critical importance for fourth generation wearable technology implementations where there is a simultaneous drive towards decreased size, lower power requirements, higher performance, and lower cost. These desirable features are generally achieved by process technology scaling, for example moving to smaller feature sizes in CMOS technologies, but doing so creates a host of problems related to circuit performance.
The circuit performance required for fourth generation wearable technology will be achieved through innovative integrated signal measurement circuits, analog signal multiplexing circuits, signal processing circuits, and feedback circuits that will adjust the operating point and configuration of each primary circuit that requires adaptation. Such circuits are essential for upcoming wearable technology implementations that have demanding performance requirements on par with current medical grade equipment, while targeting the general consumer at an order of magnitude lower cost and operating complexity.
Integral to the proposed research is training highly qualified personnel in the areas of microelectronics, wireless and wireline communication systems, and sensor technologies focused on bio-sensing and environmental monitoring.
拟议的研究领域是“可穿戴技术”,重点是先进的硬件实现电路,这将使即将到来的第四代可穿戴技术。
正如智能手机取代个人电脑成为世界上大部分人口的首选界面技术一样,可穿戴技术现在正在取代智能手机。虽然智能手机在世界人口的巨大部分中几乎无处不在,但可穿戴技术正在刺激人类与技术和信息商店之间更高水平的联系。有一个正在进行的和快速加速的移动可穿戴技术作为首选的接口模式。
早期的第一代可穿戴技术只显示信息。第二代可穿戴技术也收集信息。第三代可穿戴技术将机器智能和模式识别应用于收集的信息,以便为可穿戴技术用户提供可操作的建议。即将到来的第四代可穿戴技术从大量用户中收集细粒度的丰富数据,以挖掘数据的趋势和特征,使系统能够预测未来的事件。在第四代可穿戴技术实现中存在的接口和处理技术的量以非常宽的余量超过甚至第三代可穿戴技术设备实现。
拟议的研究将生产对第四代可穿戴技术实施至关重要的电路组件,其中同时推动尺寸减小,功耗要求降低,性能提高和成本降低。这些期望的特征通常通过工艺技术缩放来实现,例如在CMOS技术中移动到更小的特征尺寸,但是这样做产生了与电路性能相关的许多问题。
第四代可穿戴技术所需的电路性能将通过创新的集成信号测量电路、模拟信号多路复用电路、信号处理电路和反馈电路来实现,这些电路将调整每个需要调整的初级电路的工作点和配置。这些电路对于即将到来的可穿戴技术实施至关重要,这些可穿戴技术具有与当前医疗级设备相当的苛刻性能要求,同时以更低的成本和操作复杂性瞄准普通消费者。
拟议研究的组成部分是培训微电子、无线和有线通信系统以及侧重于生物传感和环境监测的传感器技术领域的高素质人员。
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Adaptive Integrated Circuits for Wearable Technology
适用于可穿戴技术的自适应集成电路
- 批准号:
RGPIN-2015-04777 - 财政年份:2021
- 资助金额:
$ 1.6万 - 项目类别:
Discovery Grants Program - Individual
Adaptive Integrated Circuits for Wearable Technology
适用于可穿戴技术的自适应集成电路
- 批准号:
RGPIN-2015-04777 - 财政年份:2018
- 资助金额:
$ 1.6万 - 项目类别:
Discovery Grants Program - Individual
Adaptive Integrated Circuits for Wearable Technology
适用于可穿戴技术的自适应集成电路
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- 资助金额:
$ 1.6万 - 项目类别:
Discovery Grants Program - Individual
Adaptive Integrated Circuits for Wearable Technology
适用于可穿戴技术的自适应集成电路
- 批准号:
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