Comparison of two development boards for embedded system functionalities &amp;#x2014; Intel Galileo and Intel Atom board SYS9400

Siri, A; R, Meghana G; Kishan, Roshni; Hegde, Rajeshwari

doi:10.1109/cimca.2014.7057779

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“…The Galileo board was chosen for the several features that it has, like shield compatibility, Wifi/Ethernet library compatibility, familiar Arduino IDE, real time clock, micro SD card support, USB host port, serial connectivity, linux on board, works with peripheral (PCI), two-wire serial interface (TWI)/interintegrated circuit (I2C) and serial peripheral interface (SPI) support [3]. A detailed study on the performance of the Intel Galileo board can be found in [4], where a comparison between two development boards for embedded system functionalities, the Intel Galileo and the Intel Atom board SYS9400, is presented.…”

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confidence: 99%

Monitoring of the medication distribution and the refrigeration temperature in a pharmacy based on Internet of Things (IoT) technology

Mambou

Nlom

Swart

et al. 2016

2016 18th Mediterranean Electrotechnical Conference (MELECON)

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For the past 15 years since its appearance, Internet of Things (IoT) technology has been leading the planet towards a smart world where all devices and physical objects, referred to as "things", will be connected via electronic sensors through the Internet. The distribution of medication to patients at a pharmacy in certain regions is still very traditional and outdated. Patients wait for a long time in queues to receive their medications, this is mostly due to the absence of an efficient distribution system. Also, the refrigeration temperature within several pharmacies is a huge problem, as medications must be kept at a constant temperature for an optimal results.In this paper we propose a simple and reliable approach to monitor a pharmacy store, the method is based on electronic sensors connected to an Intel Galileo board, to perform a medication search and also to control the refrigeration temperature within pharmacy shelves. The implementation cost of such systems is considerably cheaper than a software based system; this makes such systems appropriate for underprivileged areas. This system was designed and built for a pharmacy but it can be generalized for other purposes.

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confidence: 99%