Prevent Cooking Risks in Kitchen of Elderly People: Adaptable Reasoning Engine Based on Fuzzy Logic for Smart Oven

Abdulrazak, Bessam; Yared, Rami

doi:10.1109/cit/iucc/dasc/picom.2015.321

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“…Based on the gathered context, the system monitors and measures the pertinent parameters around the oven. The cooking-safe system is provided with a fuzzy logic-based reasoning engine that manages the detection of risk situations and determines their severity levels according to the contextual information around the oven [151]. Table 4 summarizes the assistive technology for fire risk.…”

Section: Ambient Assistive Technology For Fire Riskmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Yared et al [107,108,151] Preventive approach. Fire detection based on measurements of the concentration of the volatile organic compounds (VOC) and alcohol in the cooking smoke using appropriate selected VOC and alcohol sensors.…”

Section: Ambient Assistive Technology For Fire Riskmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Yared et al [107,108,151] established a preventive approach to assist elderly people against burn risk during cooking activities. Yared et al identified burn risk due to the splash of hot liquids and contact with hot objects.…”

Section: Ambient Assistive Technology For Burn Riskmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Their cooking-safe system monitors the CO gas concentration in the cooking smoke due to a CO sensor and the severity of the intoxication risk is determined by a fuzzy logic-based reasoning engine [151].…”

Section: Ambient Assistive Technology For Intoxication By Gas/smoke Riskmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Ambient Technology to Assist Elderly People in Indoor Risks

Yared

Abdulrazak

2016

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While elderly people perform their daily indoor activities, they are subjected to several risks. To improve the quality of life of elderly people and promote healthy aging and independent living, elderly people need to be provided with an assistive technology platform to rely on during their activities. We reviewed the literature and identified the major indoor risks addressed by assistive technology that elderly people face during their indoor activities. In this paper, we identify these risks as: fall, wrong self-medication management, fire, burns, intoxication by gas/smoke, and the risk of inactivity. In addition, we discuss the existing assistive technology systems and classify the risk detection algorithms, techniques and the basic system principles and interventions to enhance safety of elderly people.

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Section: Ambient Assistive Technology For Fire Riskmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Ambient Assistive Technology For Fire Riskmentioning

confidence: 99%