Towards exclusive use of SI units in sensor systems

Abstract. In times of digital transformation, machines are expected to operate exclusively using the International System of Units (SI), something that humans have not yet fully achieved. The same should include sensor systems feeding data to those machines. This requires an internationally authoritative database for converting the non-SI units that humans enter to SI units at the level of the human–machine interface or human–sensor interface.

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Journal of sensors and sensor systems
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2026-02-16
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https://doi.org/10.5194/jsss-15-23-2026
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Gait Recognition and Analysis
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Towards exclusive use of SI units in sensor systems

H. Laiz, Joaquín Valdés
Journal of sensors and sensor systems
Gait Recognition and Analysis
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Towards exclusive use of SI units in sensor systems

H. Laiz, Joaquín Valdés
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Abstract

Abstract. In times of digital transformation, machines are expected to operate exclusively using the International System of Units (SI), something that humans have not yet fully achieved. The same should include sensor systems feeding data to those machines. This requires an internationally authoritative database for converting the non-SI units that humans enter to SI units at the level of the human–machine interface or human–sensor interface.

Journal of sensors and sensor systemsVol. 15(1)
National University of General San Martín (AR), National Institute of Industrial Technology (AR)
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Gait Recognition and Analysis
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