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Area of Science:

Intelligent Data Acquisition
Advanced Computing Systems
Sensor Technology

Background:

The editorial reviews a Special Issue focused on the intersection of intelligent data acquisition and advanced computing.
The issue ran from September 2019 to September 2020 in the journal *Sensors*.

Discussion:

The article outlines the primary objectives set for the special issue.
It details the successful goals accomplished during the issue's publication period.

Key Insights:

The convergence of intelligent data acquisition and advanced computing systems is a key theme.
The special issue successfully showcased advancements in this interdisciplinary area.

Outlook:

Future research directions in intelligent data acquisition and computing are implied.
The achieved goals suggest a growing trend in integrating these technologies.