Integrating AI-driven Analytics for Enhanced Wearable Panic Detection Systems

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  • Taraneh Hosseini Department of Statistics, Golestan University Author

Keywords:

AI-driven analytics, wearable technology, panic detection systems, machine learning, real-time monitoring, sensor data analysis, mental health support

Abstract

The proliferation of wearable technologies has ushered in a new era of personalized health monitoring, with significant potential for enhancing mental health care. Panic detection systems embedded within these devices represent a crucial advancement, offering real-time monitoring and intervention for individuals susceptible to anxiety disorders. This paper explores the integration of AI-driven analytics to augment the efficacy of wearable panic detection systems. We propose a novel framework that leverages advanced machine learning algorithms to improve the accuracy, responsiveness, and adaptability of these systems.

 

Our approach employs a multi-modal data analysis strategy, utilizing physiological signals such as heart rate variability, electrodermal activity, and respiratory patterns, to detect panic episodes with high precision. By embedding deep learning models within wearable devices, we aim to facilitate continuous, unobtrusive monitoring and timely detection of panic attacks. The integration of AI enables the system to learn from individual user data, tailoring detection algorithms to accommodate personal baseline variations and environmental factors.

 

The implementation of AI-driven analytics not only enhances the sensitivity and specificity of panic detection but also paves the way for predictive analytics, offering foresight into potential panic episodes. This predictive capability is achieved through the analysis of temporal patterns and contextual data, providing users with preemptive alerts and mitigating strategies. Our framework is designed to ensure data privacy and security, adhering to stringent ethical guidelines and leveraging edge computing to minimize data transmission risks.

 

The findings of this study underscore the transformative potential of integrating AI into wearable health technologies, particularly for mental health applications. By enhancing the functionality of panic detection systems, we aim to contribute to improved health outcomes and quality of life for individuals experiencing anxiety disorders. This research sets the stage for future developments in AI-assisted healthcare, fostering a new paradigm of personalized, proactive mental health management.

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2026-03-31

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Integrating AI-driven Analytics for Enhanced Wearable Panic Detection Systems. (2026). International Journal of Advanced Human Computer Interaction, 1(1). https://www.ijahci.com/index.php/ijahci/article/view/41