Noninvasive Non-Contact SpO 2 Monitoring Using an Integrated Polarization-Sensing CMOS Imaging Sensor.
Mukul SarkarMaher AssaadPublished in: Sensors (Basel, Switzerland) (2022)
The phase-based measurements help to monitor the changes in the resting and excited state heart rate and SpO2 in real time. Furthermore, the use of the ratio of phase information helps to make the measurements independent of the individual skin traits and thus increases the accuracy of the measurements. The proposed iPPG works in ambient light, relaxing the instrumentation requirement and helping the system to be compact and portable.