A physiological mechanical
signal monitoring system and method utilizing motion state to suppress artifacts, belonging to the field of
biomedical signal monitoring and
processing technology, aims to improve the existing distributed multi-node vibration and physiological
signal acquisition systems, which suffer from severe
crosstalk between multiple channels,
signal aliasing caused by artifacts, and feature
distortion, failing to meet the requirements of high-fidelity, multimodal dynamic acquisition. Key technical points: The
signal monitoring system includes a multi-point distributed acquisition module, a motion
state recognition module, an artifact detection and adaptive filtering module, and a main control and
signal fusion module. The main control and
signal fusion module is used to fuse and reconstruct the multi-channel physiological mechanical signals after
artifact suppression processing, outputting high-fidelity physiological signals. This invention significantly reduces the
coupling effect between different channels caused by environmental vibration, body motion
impact, and matrix
resonance through independent support of multiple spatial nodes and isolation of mechanical paths, significantly improving the
spatial discrimination ability and original independence of the signals. This invention achieves multi-point physical isolation at the
structural level, and then combines vector superposition to achieve preliminary
noise reduction, effectively reducing artifacts caused by non-target actions and environmental disturbances.