Medication and Meal Intake Monitoring using Human-Object Interaction

Seint, Pann Thinzar; Zin, Thi Thi; Yokota, Mitsuhiro

doi:10.1109/gcce.2018.8574854

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“…Not able to determine who is moving if there is more than one person living in the same house Expensive sensor Fortin-Simard et al [72] Single power analyzer placed in the electric panel Ghosh et al [63] Seint et al [64] Park et al [65] Cippitelli et al [66] Zelun et al [67] Vuegen et al [68] Rebeen et al [69] Ueda et al [70] Belley et al [71] Fortin-Simard et al [72] Fortin-Simard et al [73] Yunfei et al [76] Tsang et al [74] Charlon et al…”

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“…Analysis of the video recorded by these sensors can identify different ADLs such as cooking, eating meals, drinking, falling, etc. While RGB cameras are standard for the video scene recorded by the researchers [64], this type of sensor is sensitive to light and thus degrades the performance of the ADL recognition. In addition, the captured video contains too much information that may raise privacy issues for the monitored person and lead to their refusal to use it [12].…”

Section: Non-wearable Sensorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Only nine articles indicate the gender of the participants as shown in Table 7. The duration of data collection varied from a few samples collected for a few hours in [63][64][65][66]68,[71][72][73][74][75] to 2 years in [59]. Data were collected in different types of locations, such as participants' apartments [55,60,62,68,69,74,76], seniors' living facilities [57], assisted living facilities [61], and laboratory smart homes [56,58,59,[63][64][65][66][70][71][72][73]76].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The duration of data collection varied from a few samples collected for a few hours in [63][64][65][66]68,[71][72][73][74][75] to 2 years in [59]. Data were collected in different types of locations, such as participants' apartments [55,60,62,68,69,74,76], seniors' living facilities [57], assisted living facilities [61], and laboratory smart homes [56,58,59,[63][64][65][66][70][71][72][73]76]. As shown in Table 7, few studies focus on collecting data in the real environment of the elderly over a long period of time.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Technological Solutions for Social Isolation Monitoring of the Elderly: A Survey of Selected Projects from Academia and Industry

Bouaziz

Brulin

Campo

2022

Sensors

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Social isolation is likely to be one of the most serious health outcomes for the elderly due to the COVID-19 pandemic, especially for seniors living alone at home. In fact, two approaches have been used to assess social isolation. The first is a self-reported survey designed for research purposes. The second approach is the use of monitoring technology. The objective of this paper is to provide some illustrative publications, works and examples of the current status and future prospects in the field of monitoring systems that focused on two main activities of daily living: meal-taking activity (shopping, cooking, eating and washing dishes) and mobility (inside the home and the act of going out). These two activities combined seem relevant to a potential risk of social isolation in the elderly. Although current research focuses on identifying only ADLs, we propose to use them as a first step to extract daily habits and risk level of social isolation. Moreover, since activity recognition is a recent field, we raise specific problems as well as needed contributions and we propose directions and research opportunities to accelerate advances in this field.

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Technological Solutions for Social Isolation Monitoring of the Elderly: A Survey of Selected Projects from Academia and Industry

Bouaziz

Brulin

Campo

2022

Sensors

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“…End-of-life care needs are increasing due to growing age-related challenges [1]. One of the side effects of population aging is the widespread impact of many chronic diseases and conditions [2].…”

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Medication dispenser with touch screen and consumption authenticator for monitoring adherence to medication in the elderly

Linder Rubiños Jimenez,

Adolfo Vidal Sánchez,

Enrique Solis Farfán

et al. 2024

IJECE

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The elderly population continues to grow, this population has many chronic conditions, which is why they take multiple pills at the same time, this situation makes it difficult for them to take their medications at the appropriate time, which can cause health complications and even death. death. The objective of this research is to improve medication adherence using a medication dispenser that allows authenticating medication consumption accurately with a high level of usability. To do this, we implemented a dispenser with an alarm system that can be configured from a graphical interface, with internet of things (IoT) to remotely monitor the intake of pills and authenticate their consumption through artificial vision that will use the instant messaging system to inform the caregiver about the situation and finally measure the dispenser usability.

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Detection of Social Isolation Based on Meal-Taking Activity and Mobility of Elderly People Living Alone

Bouaziz

Brulin

Pigot³

et al. 2023

IRBM

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Medication and Meal Intake Monitoring using Human-Object Interaction

Cited by 4 publications

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Technological Solutions for Social Isolation Monitoring of the Elderly: A Survey of Selected Projects from Academia and Industry

Technological Solutions for Social Isolation Monitoring of the Elderly: A Survey of Selected Projects from Academia and Industry

Medication dispenser with touch screen and consumption authenticator for monitoring adherence to medication in the elderly

Detection of Social Isolation Based on Meal-Taking Activity and Mobility of Elderly People Living Alone

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