Smart System for Monitoring Apnea Episodes in Domestic Environments with Sound Sensor

Rocher, Javier; Parra, Lorena; Sendra, Sandra; Lloret, Jaime

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-11884-6_20

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“… Fire Protection Systems: It is a critical safety system that can work during power outages and withstand fire and high temperatures. In response to the spread and development of smart architecture, techniques have been `continuously developed to support the concept, such as developing early detection systems for fire in smart buildings [42]. The objective is to upgrade sensors to perform multiple functions and integrate all fire detection systems to overcome false alarms and identify possible causes of fires.…”

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Utilizing Smart Systems to Enhance the Sustainability of Egyptian Administrative Buildings

Konbr¹,

Abdelaal²

2022

cea

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Smart buildings have grabbed the attention of researchers since the 1980s. Until now, there has been no specific definition for smart buildings, which came from modern technologies and applications that rely on smart systems, significantly affecting the construction industry. Based on the importance of the administrative building sector in Egypt, this study proposed a general framework enumerating smart systems that positively impact this sector at the environmental, social, and economic levels (the three key pillars of sustainability). Various methods were used, including induction, descriptive, analysis, survey, and deduction. It enumerated and analyzed the Egyptian context through three case studies to reveal the gap between their current situation and the one hoped for in its three categories, Smart Security and Safety Systems, Smart Auxiliary Systems, and Smart Entertainment Systems. The findings of this study for the first category showed an average of 47% for security systems and 67% for safety systems. The category of smart auxiliary systems was divided into five sub-categories, showing 39% in climatic control systems, 60% in energy management systems, 100% in HVAC control systems, 50% in lighting control systems, and 56% in water management systems. Finally, the smart entertainment systems category was divided into three sub-categories, showing 42% in Wi-Fi and Internet systems, 44% in video surveillance systems, and 67% in sound and video intercom systems. Therefore, these quantitative findings represent promising results that motivate the Egyptian context to move forward in this direction by using smart systems to improve the sustainability of Egyptian administrative buildings.

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“…These systems can use headphones or speakers. Some smart speakers may also function as smart devices, using Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and other wireless protocols to operate building automation equipment [42].…”

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Utilizing Smart Systems to Enhance the Sustainability of Egyptian Administrative Buildings

Konbr¹,

Abdelaal²

2022

cea

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“…Also, Smart Santander project [23] allows noise level monitoring, using WiFi technologies. In [24], the authors focus the sound monitoring in an eHealth application, monitoring the Obstructive Sleep Apnea syndrome by developing a system to record the snoring frequency of different patients.…”

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5G IoT System for Real-Time Psycho-Acoustic Soundscape Monitoring in Smart Cities With Dynamic Computational Offloading to the Edge

Segura-García

Calero

Pastor-Aparicio

et al. 2021

IEEE Internet Things J.

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Environmental noise monitoring for Smart Cities need to be as much efficient as possible in order to mitigate its significant impact in the health of their inhabitants. 5G IoT systems offer a big opportunity to offload the computation from the sensor nodes, since it provides a series of new concepts for dynamic computing that the previous technologies did not offer. In this paper, a complete 5G IoT system for psychoacoustic monitoring has been designed and implemented using different options for offloading computation to different parts of the system. This offloading has been done by developing different functional splittings of the psycho-acoustic metrics algorithms to allocate such splits in different locations. Finally, a performance comparison among different functional splittings and their implementation are shown with a detailed discussion.

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Smart Device for Snore Detection and Respiration Rate Measurement

Kalwa,

Chunarakar,

Srinikhitha

et al. 2024

2024 10th International Conference on Communication and Signal Processing (ICCSP)

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Smart System for Monitoring Apnea Episodes in Domestic Environments with Sound Sensor

Cited by 4 publications

References 18 publications

Utilizing Smart Systems to Enhance the Sustainability of Egyptian Administrative Buildings

Utilizing Smart Systems to Enhance the Sustainability of Egyptian Administrative Buildings

5G IoT System for Real-Time Psycho-Acoustic Soundscape Monitoring in Smart Cities With Dynamic Computational Offloading to the Edge

Smart Device for Snore Detection and Respiration Rate Measurement

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