Ilkka Korhonen

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Ilkka Korhonen is a leading figure in the integration of information and communication technologies (ICT) with healthcare, with a particular focus on personal health systems, wearable monitoring, and biomedical signal processing. His work has been instrumental in shaping how mobile and wireless technologies can support chronic disease management and preventive medicine. Korhonen’s most cited paper, "Robotics for healthcare: Final report" (2008, 46 citations), reflects his deep engagement with European Commission initiatives that have driven innovation in assistive and autonomous healthcare technologies. Beyond this, his research has advanced the development of intelligent, context-aware systems that enable continuous health monitoring outside clinical settings. With a career spanning over two decades, Korhonen has contributed to numerous EU-funded projects and has been a key voice in defining the strategic direction of ICT for health. His work has not only generated significant academic impact but has also influenced policy and practical deployment of digital health solutions, making him a pivotal researcher in the transition toward patient-centered, technology-enabled care.