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 Duration 21 hours

Course Outline

Foundations of TinyML in Healthcare

  • Key characteristics and capabilities of TinyML systems.
  • Specific constraints and requirements unique to healthcare applications.
  • An overview of wearable AI architectures and their components.

Biosignal Acquisition and Preprocessing

  • Interfacing with and utilizing physiological sensors.
  • Advanced noise reduction and signal filtering techniques.
  • Extracting meaningful features from medical time-series data.

Developing TinyML Models for Wearables

  • Selecting appropriate algorithms for processing physiological data.
  • Training models within the constraints of limited resources.
  • Evaluating model performance using diverse health datasets.

Deploying Models on Wearable Devices

  • Leveraging TensorFlow Lite Micro for efficient on-device inference.
  • Seamlessly integrating AI models into medical wearable ecosystems.
  • Conducting rigorous testing and validation on embedded hardware.

Power and Memory Optimization

  • Strategies for minimizing computational load and energy consumption.
  • Optimizing data flow and memory management for efficiency.
  • Achieving the optimal balance between model accuracy and performance.

Safety, Reliability, and Compliance

  • Navigating regulatory considerations for AI-enabled wearables.
  • Ensuring system robustness and clinical usability in real-world scenarios.
  • Implementing fail-safe mechanisms and robust error handling protocols.

Case Studies and Healthcare Applications

  • Implementing wearable cardiac monitoring systems.
  • Utilizing activity recognition for rehabilitation support.
  • Enabling continuous glucose and biometric tracking solutions.

Future Directions in Medical TinyML

  • Exploring multi-sensor fusion approaches for enhanced accuracy.
  • Advancing personalized health analytics and predictive models.
  • Integrating next-generation low-power AI chips.

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • A solid grasp of fundamental machine learning concepts.
  • Practical experience with embedded or biomedical devices.
  • Familiarity with Python or C-based development environments.

Target Audience

  • Healthcare professionals seeking to integrate AI into clinical workflows.
  • Biomedical engineers focused on device innovation.
  • AI developers specializing in edge computing and healthcare applications.

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