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Scientific Developments and New Technological Trajectories in Sensor Research.

Mario Coccia¹, Saeed Roshani², Melika Mosleh³

¹CNR-National Research Council of Italy, Collegio Carlo Alberto, Via Real Collegio, 30-10024 Moncalieri, Italy.

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Summary

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New sensor research is driving advancements in wireless sensor networks, biosensors, and wearable sensors. This study analyzes scientific documents and patents to guide future research funding for societal impact.

Keywords:

biosensors evolution of science scientific development sensor network sensor technology technological change technological trajectories wearable sensors wireless sensor network

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Area of Science:

Materials Science & Engineering
Computer Science
Biotechnology

Background:

Scientific developments and technological trajectories in sensors are crucial for understanding societal and technological shifts.
The evolution of sensor technology significantly impacts various scientific and societal domains.

Purpose of the Study:

To conduct a scientometric analysis of scientific documents and patents to elucidate the evolution of sensor research.
To identify emerging sensor technologies critical for scientific advancement and societal progress.

Main Methods:

Utilized scientometric analysis of scientific literature and patent databases.
Examined research trends and technological trajectories in the field of sensors.

Main Results:

Identified key research directions in sensor technology, including wireless sensor networks, biosensors, and wearable sensors.
Highlighted the role of these new directions in driving technological progress.

Conclusions:

New sensor research pathways are emerging, particularly in wireless, bio-, and wearable sensors.
Findings assist scholars in understanding technological change and policymakers in strategic research funding allocation for maximum societal benefit.