A System for Visual Display of Changes in the Physiological State of Patients with Chronic Disorders Using Data Transmission via Optical Wireless Communication
Abstract:Continuous monitoring of patient’s state in intensive care units is crucial for displaying critical conditions and identifying signs of clear consciousness. Traditional monitoring on a bedside monitor represents digital value on the screen and has several shortcomings. The observer’s perception of digital information is limited by visual acuity and affects the speed of decision-making. The radio frequency range is increasingly overloaded with the development of Internet of Things devices. It leads to numerous … Show more
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