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Junyi Yin^1,2, Shaolei Wang^1,2, Trinny Tat¹

¹Department of Bioengineering, University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, USA.

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Soft bioelectronic devices offer continuous physiological monitoring but face motion artefacts. This review details artefact types and management strategies for accurate signal detection in clinical applications.

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Area of Science:

Bioelectronic Engineering
Biomedical Signal Processing
Materials Science

Background:

Soft bioelectronic devices enable continuous physiological monitoring of curved organs like the heart, brain, and skin.
Motion artefacts from body movements and physiological activities compromise signal accuracy and stability.
Effective motion artefact management is crucial for the clinical translation of soft bioelectronics.

Purpose of the Study:

To review the impact of body activities on the soft bioelectronic-tissue interface and resulting motion artefacts.
To investigate various strategies for managing motion artefacts in soft bioelectronic systems.
To enhance the selective detection of biological signals with high accuracy.

Main Methods:

Categorization of motion artefacts into interface impedance instability, biopotential, and mechanical types.
Exploration of materials engineering approaches.
Analysis of device and circuit design strategies.
Evaluation of algorithmic intervention techniques.

Main Results:

Body activities significantly affect the bioelectronic-tissue interface, generating distinct motion artefact signals.
Multiple strategies exist to mitigate motion artefacts across signal acquisition, processing, and interpretation.
Successful artefact management ensures reliable and accurate physiological data collection.

Conclusions:

Addressing motion artefacts is paramount for the reliable performance of soft bioelectronic devices.
A multi-faceted approach combining materials, design, and algorithms is effective in managing motion artefacts.
Improved motion artefact control will accelerate the clinical adoption of advanced bioelectronic technologies.