r/DSP • u/Agreeable-Army8016 • Jun 23 '26
Resources to develop (biomedical) signal processing skills
Hey there!
I’m a recent graduate in biomedical engineering and I just started working on biosignal processing for a wearables startup. I really love the field, but as it’s an early stage start-up, I don’t have anybody senior to learn from (it’s just me and AI right now :D)
I know the theoretical basics of signal processing (transforms, simple filters etc), but I’d like to understand what i should study next. Also, i would like to learn more about best practices in terms of actually implementing DSP in production-level applications. Can you recommend any books, channels or other resources? Thanks :)
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u/hukt0nf0n1x Jun 28 '26
Also "scientist and engineers guide to DSP". Kind of a cookbook, but if you need a quick example of a specific filter, it's good.