Application of bio-radar technology in aerospace vehicles
WANG Jianqi
ZHANG Yang
Abstract:This article introduces a novel concept for radar—bio-radar,which employs electromagnetic waves as its detection medium to penetrate non-metallic media such as clothing,bedding,brick walls,and ruins,thereby detecting vital signs of living organisms.The fundamental principles and several key technologies of bio-radar for detecting living organisms are elucidated,including radar-based detection of vital signs like breathing,heartbeat,and blood pressure,as well as techniques for penetrating complex media to acquire,range,and locate living targets.The potential applications of bio-radar in aerospace vehicles are also prospected,including non-contact monitoring of physiological parameters for pilots,unobtrusive detection of flight fatigue,emergency off-aircraft rescue of pilots,on-board search and rescue of injured personnel,and throwing-based detection of wounded individuals,which can offer innovative approaches for monitoring physiology and fatigue of pilots,as well as for aviation survival applications.
Keywords:bio-radarflight personnelnon-contact monitoring
Publication Date:2024-11-28
Online Publishing Date:2026-08-26(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages:5( 1201-1205 )
Journal of Air Force Medical University

Journal of Air Force Medical University

AMI
ISSN:2097-1656
Year, Vol.(Issue):2024,45(11)