Modern systems for monitoring the physical condition of military personnel using biometric and sensor-based technologies

This article examines contemporary systems for monitoring the physical condition of military personnel, grounded in the application of biometric and sensor-based technologies. A thorough analysis of existing sensor types, their functional capabilities, and their deployment for monitoring key indicators of soldiers' physical status has been conducted. The advantages and disadvantages of utilizing such systems within a military context are explored, with a focus on enhancing combat effectiveness, early detection of health issues, injury prevention, and the delivery of personalized medical care. Particular attention is directed towards the ergonomics and usability of sensors, their compatibility with military gear, and their impact on the execution of combat missions. The ongoing development of soldier health monitoring systems is also addressed, including advancements in sensor technologies, the creation of intelligent data processing systems, integration with other military systems, and ensuring the protection of personal data. This material is of informational value to specialists in the field of physical training and sports of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, contributing to a deeper understanding of current trends and opportunities for using information technology to monitor the main components of the physical condition of military personnel.