biometrics

How Is Biometric Data Collected?

Biometric data collection in neonates can be non-invasive or minimally invasive. Techniques include:
- [Wearable sensors] for continuous monitoring of vital signs
- [Blood tests] for metabolic and genetic screening
- [Imaging studies] such as ultrasound and MRI
- [Neurodevelopmental tests] conducted through observational assessments

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