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Wearable technologies and wireless body sensor networks for healthcare

By Miyandoab , Fardin Derogarian; Velez , Fernando J

Book information

Publisher
The Institution of Engineering and Technology
Year
2019
ISBN
9781785612176, 1785612174, 9781785612183
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
65 MB (68001323 bytes)
Series
IET healthcare technologies series 11
Pages
571\609
Time added
2020-02-15 03:34:44
Computer-Assisted.Physiologic.;Wireless Technology.;Signal ProcessinWearable computers.;Wireless sensor networks.;Wire

Description

Content: Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Scenarios and applications for wearable technologies and WBSNs with energy harvestingChapter 3: A reliable wearable system for BAN applications with a high number of sensors and high data rateChapter 4: Implementation study of wearable sensors for human activity recognition systemsChapter 5: Electromagnetic characterisation of textile materials for the design of wearable antennas and systemsChapter 6: Human-movement identification using the radio signal strength in WBANChapter 7: Cognitive radio and RF energy harvesting for medical WBANSChapter 8: Two innovative energy efficient IEEE 802.15.4 MAC sub-layer protocols with packet concatenation: employing RTS/CTS and multichannel scheduled channel pollingChapter 9: A precise low power and hardware-efficient time synchronization method for wearable systemsChapter 10: Wearable sensor networks for human gaitChapter 11: Integration of sensing devices and the cloud for innovative e-Health applicationsChapter 12: VitalResponder (R): wearable wireless platform for vitals and body-area environment monitoring of first response teamsChapter 13: Wearable sensors for foetal movement monitoring in low risk pregnanciesChapter 14: Radio frequency energy harvesting and storing in supercapacitors for wearable sensorsChapter 15: Conclusion

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