Wireless On-Body-Network breathing rate and depth measurement during activity

Khoo, Joshua C. T.; Brown, I.; Lim, Yoong P.

doi:10.1109/iembs.2008.4649398

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“…A Body Area Network comprised of several wireless sensors that communicate via Bluetooth is proposed by Khoo et al [14]. The proposed structure also incorporates a primary sensor unit that is responsible of pre-processing acquired data before sending the processed data to a central unit.…”

Section: B Processed Data Transmission Scenario (Pdts)mentioning

confidence: 99%

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UNCHAIN - Ubiquitous Wireless Network Communication Architecture for Ambient Intelligence and Health Scenarios

Rosner

Tataroiu

Gheorghe

et al. 2014

2014 International Workshop on Secure Internet of Things

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Ambient intelligence techniques and smart Internet of Things objects are empowering healthcare professionals to provide better services based on improved vitalsigns data enriched with contextual information. In this paper, we provide an overview of current solutions and propose a new taxonomy for ambient and health sensor data, based on three selected metrics. The proposed UNCHAIN architecture provides a ubiquitous communication system designed to grant seamless integration of current sensor solutions, and to maximize two identified limitations: range and autonomy. Finally, the proposed architecture is validated through a hardware implementation, with impressive results in terms of energy efficiency.

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Section: B Processed Data Transmission Scenario (Pdts)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…For the system proposed by Khoo et al, which fits the PDTS scenario, we want to free the patient from the constraint of proximity to the PC base station [14]. Figure 1 summarizes an example application where our WSN system bridges the physical gap between the patient and the PC base station.…”

Section: A Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

UNCHAIN - Ubiquitous Wireless Network Communication Architecture for Ambient Intelligence and Health Scenarios

Rosner

Tataroiu

Gheorghe

et al. 2014

2014 International Workshop on Secure Internet of Things

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“…For example, monitoring electrocardiogram (ECG) activities is usually performed by one single sensor [1] [2], whereas breathing rate and depth (volume) can be measured combining a piezoelectric breathing band and two tri-axis accelerometers [3]. Due to their reliability and costeffectiveness, accelerometers are the mostly implemented sensors to detect activities and behavior.…”

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ART - a new concept for an activity recorder and transceiver

D’Angelo

Czabke

Somlai

et al. 2010

2010 Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology

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In this contribution, a new concept for an activity recorder and transceiver (ART) is presented. Among the many purposes ART can be used for, this contribution focuses on the development of personal assistant devices for an aging society. Instead of probing a patient's health only when illness occurs, ART offers the possibility to monitor a person ubiquitous in every day life in order e.g. to detect abnormal changes in behavior, mainly based on the recording of discrete events rather than continuous sensor data streams. ARTs are key elements to develop personal assistant devices that are able to support people especially with cognitive impairments to remain living independent and yet secure their home environments. In this document vital demands on such systems will be defined and systematically analyzed. Furthermore the system architecture and possible applications for ARTs will be presented.

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“…To solve this multidimensional research problem we take into consideration several earlier approaches. Related research has been conducted from HR measurement, audience and technical point of views (Khoo et al, 2008;Armstrong, 2007). Based on earlier studies mobile devices can be used to enhance audience experience during sport events (Nilsson, 2007).…”

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Enriching shared experience by collective heart rate

Perttula¹,

Tuomi²,

Kiili³

et al. 2013

IJSHC

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The last decade has witnessed a growing interest in design information technologies and interfaces that support rich and complex user experiences, including satisfaction, joy, aesthetics, and reflection. It is high on the agenda to extend and intensify the overall (user) experiences with the help of appropriate technology. This paper presents two pilot studies in which mobile devices were used to enrich shared experiences by measuring user generated collective heart rate. It is visualised in the indoor ice rink and utilised in exertion games to bring intensiveness into the audience experience. The aim of the study was to explore the usefulness and affect of the developed collective heart rate system and to evaluate it as one of the new features that could enhance the shared experience among the audiences in co-creational spaces. In particular, the study focuses on studying the significance of the technological equipment in creating a sense of collectiveness and togetherness of the participants. This research is important because it introduces a new idea of user involvement with the techniques of mobile phones and heart rate measurement belts. The results, positive and negative, of the study widen the field of physiological sensing technologies and facilitate the diffusion of these techniques into different public events.

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Wireless On-Body-Network breathing rate and depth measurement during activity

Cited by 5 publications

References 9 publications

UNCHAIN - Ubiquitous Wireless Network Communication Architecture for Ambient Intelligence and Health Scenarios

UNCHAIN - Ubiquitous Wireless Network Communication Architecture for Ambient Intelligence and Health Scenarios

ART - a new concept for an activity recorder and transceiver

Enriching shared experience by collective heart rate

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