Wearable sensors offer an innovative, continuous, and objective method for diagnosing and monitoring pediatric neurological conditions, overcoming limitations associated with traditional, subjective clinical assessments. They have been successfully applied to conditions such as cerebral palsy, epilepsy, autism spectrum disorder, and various genetic and neuromuscular disorders, providing valuable insights into motor function, seizure activity, and daily movements. Despite existing challenges regarding compliance, ethics, and regulatory aspects, wearable technology has significant potential to enhance clinical outcomes and improve pediatric neurology care.
