Enhancing Healthcare Monitoring Through a Fully Integrated Radar Digital Twin

Radar-based healthcare monitoring systems often rely on extensive trial-and-error, limiting scalability and efficiency. This work presents a digital twin framework, implemented using Ansys Perceive EM, that virtually replicates complete radar setups, including antennas, circuit designs, and subject motion, reducing the need for real-world experimentation and lowering computational costs. The framework was validated using single-sphere models for fundamental radar interactions and extended to human models to analyze Micro-Doppler effects. A key aspect of this study involves the varying bandwidth of the radar to assess its impact on resolution and motion clarity when multiple individuals move simultaneously.

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2025-05-18
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https://doi.org/10.23919/aces66556.2025.11052547
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Non-Invasive Vital Sign Monitoring
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Enhancing Healthcare Monitoring Through a Fully Integrated Radar Digital Twin

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Enhancing Healthcare Monitoring Through a Fully Integrated Radar Digital Twin

Arien Sligar, Omar M. Ramahi, George Shaker, Ahmed N. Sayed, ABDELRAHMAN ELBADRAWY, S. V.
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Abstract

Radar-based healthcare monitoring systems often rely on extensive trial-and-error, limiting scalability and efficiency. This work presents a digital twin framework, implemented using Ansys Perceive EM, that virtually replicates complete radar setups, including antennas, circuit designs, and subject motion, reducing the need for real-world experimentation and lowering computational costs. The framework was validated using single-sphere models for fundamental radar interactions and extended to human models to analyze Micro-Doppler effects. A key aspect of this study involves the varying bandwidth of the radar to assess its impact on resolution and motion clarity when multiple individuals move simultaneously.

University of Waterloo (CA), Ansys (United States) (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 85%
Non-Invasive Vital Sign Monitoring
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