The IEEE MeMeA 2025 keynote presentations will feature distinguished speakers discussing cutting-edge advancements in medical measurements and assistive technologies. Shervin Shirmohammadi from the University of Ottawa will explore trustworthy decision-making in AI-assisted medical measurements, emphasizing uncertainty quantification in machine learning to enhance reliability. Bruno Ando from the University of Catania will highlight the strategic role of sensing systems in assistive technology, showcasing how sensors and wearable devices support independent living and well-being. Michele Magno from ETH Zurich will delve into low-power Edge AI for wearable and non-contact monitoring, demonstrating how bio-inspired algorithms and efficient hardware-software integration enable continuous, energy-efficient sensing. These talks will provide valuable insights into the future of medical measurement technologies and their impact on healthcare and daily life.

Over the past 20 years, MeMeA has brought together researchers, practitioners, and thought leaders from around the globe to advance the science and technology of medical measurement systems. Reflect on the groundbreaking contributions of the past while attending the edition that charts a visionary path for the future.