A wearable fabric-based RFID skin temperature monitoring patch

Wen, Saisai; Heidari, Hadi; Vilouras, Anastasios; Dahiya, Ravinder

doi:10.1109/icsens.2016.7808919

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“…In addition, the accuracy of infrared approaches is limited from a distance. Some studies [76] – [78] explore RF identification (RFID) technologies for accurate body temperature monitoring. They integrate temperature sensors into RFID tags and attach tags onto human skin to enable the body temperature monitoring with an error of 0.25°C.…”

Section: Covid-19 Symptom Diagnosismentioning

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IoT Platform for COVID-19 Prevention and Control: A Survey

Dong

Yao

2021

IEEE Access

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As a result of the worldwide transmission of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has evolved into an unprecedented pandemic. Currently, with unavailable pharmaceutical treatments and low vaccination rates, this novel coronavirus results in a great impact on public health, human society, and global economy, which is likely to last for many years. One of the lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic is that a long-term system with non-pharmaceutical interventions for preventing and controlling new infectious diseases is desirable to be implemented. Internet of things (IoT) platform is preferred to be utilized to achieve this goal, due to its ubiquitous sensing ability and seamless connectivity. IoT technology is changing our lives through smart healthcare, smart home, and smart city, which aims to build a more convenient and intelligent community. This paper presents how the IoT could be incorporated into the epidemic prevention and control system. Specifically, we demonstrate a potential fog-cloud combined IoT platform that can be used in the systematic and intelligent COVID-19 prevention and control, which involves five interventions including COVID-19 Symptom Diagnosis, Quarantine Monitoring, Contact Tracing & Social Distancing, COVID-19 Outbreak Forecasting, and SARS-CoV-2 Mutation Tracking. We investigate and review the state-of-the-art literatures of these five interventions to present the capabilities of IoT in countering against the current COVID-19 pandemic or future infectious disease epidemics.

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Section: Covid-19 Symptom Diagnosismentioning

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IoT Platform for COVID-19 Prevention and Control: A Survey

Dong

Yao

2021

IEEE Access

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“…To a large extent, the performance of NFC communication depends on the performance of tags, where tag antenna is one of the dominating factors that determine the performance of them [6]. The input impedance of the antenna is measured by network analyser to describe the input characteristic of the antenna for the most part [7].…”

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Flexible RFID Patch for Food Spoilage Monitoring

Yuan

Ghannam

Karadimas

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2018 IEEE Asia Pacific Conference on Postgraduate Research in Microelectronics and Electronics (PrimeAsia)

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When food is reversed under an inappropriate situation, for example inadequate temperature, foodstuff would turn rotten as a result of the rapid breed of food spoilage bacteria under warm and wet circumstances where bacteria can be easily generated, the consequences can be worse if human beings eat those degenerative comestible, we might get bromatoxism. This paper focuses on the designing and simulation of a wearable radio frequency identification (RFID) patch for food spoilage monitoring with smart packaging that can be recognized and read temperature information by device supporting near field communication (NFC) technology through an attached circular antenna. More precisely, this patch can be read under a designed high frequency of 13.56MHz, and data is transmitted from the chip MLX90129 with its internal sensor that sends the temperature to the reader module.

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“…Ali accomplished on accessing on-chip temperature health monitors using the IEEE 1687 standard using three temperature monitors together with an IJTAG controller online temperature measurements using the IJTAG network interface [9]. Wen examined the RFID-based skin temperature monitoring patch by developing RFID based conductive fabrics for temperature sensing and demonstrated their use by measuring variations in skin temperature [10].…”

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Monitoring the Environmental Temperature of the Arduino Assistance Engineering Faculty Using Telegram

Hariyanto

Hendrawan

Ritzkal

2020

jrc

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The temperature of the air is the state of hot air caused by the heat of the sun. Factors that affect the amount of solar heat received by the earth are cloud, the surface plane, the angle of the sun, and the length of the sun's exposure. The heat of the earth's surface by solar radiation affects the heat of the air. Earth's surface air temperature varies because sunlight spreads unevenly on the earth's surface. The research aimed to design and implement a series of tools that can measure the ambient temperature and provide information about the environmental temperature via telegram. The methods used in this research were analyses consisting of needs analysis, and analysis of how it worked. Hardware and software implementations were also applied. The research carried out several tests, including tests on the DHT11 sensor, LED light, LCD i2c, Ethernet Shield, and Telegram test. The integration test on the LCD showed that when the temperature was below or the same as 25˚C, the green LED would be ON and the red LED OFF, which indicated that it was cold temperature. Conversely, when the temperature was the same or above 30˚C, the red LED would be ON, and the green LED OFF, indicating that the temperature was hot. The second test was to compare digital and analog sensors. The comparison values of the digital and analog temperatures were 1.1˚C, and the humidity was 23.1% RH. The highest temperature obtained from the system per day was 34˚C, and the lowest temperature was 23˚C.

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A wearable fabric-based RFID skin temperature monitoring patch

Cited by 31 publications

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IoT Platform for COVID-19 Prevention and Control: A Survey

IoT Platform for COVID-19 Prevention and Control: A Survey

Flexible RFID Patch for Food Spoilage Monitoring

Monitoring the Environmental Temperature of the Arduino Assistance Engineering Faculty Using Telegram

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