This monograph examines the unique challenges of diagnosing and treating ENT diseases in children. It outlines the limitations of traditional methods and emphasizes the need for innovation in pediatric diagnostics.New technologies such as wearable devices, sensor contact lenses, and other sensory tools are explored for their potential to improve early detection and treatment. Practical examples and pilot projects demonstrate their effectiveness.The final section addresses ethical, legal, and organizational aspects of implementing these innovations, highlighting both opportunities and risks. The work concludes with a forward-looking view on how technology may shape the future of pediatric ENT care.