Actimetry@home: Actimetric Tele-surveillance and Tailored to the Signal Data Compression

Demongeot, Jacques; Hansen, Olivier; Hamié, Ali; Hazgui, Hana; Virone, G.; Vuillerme, Nicolas

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-14424-5_7

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“…Numerous ageing societies, like the French, support R&D projects devoted to smart homes [99][100][101][102] and assistive technologies [103], using experimental platforms like living labs as support for conducting experiments that normally take place in a healthcare facility. This offers numerous advantages, such as the ability to pre-validate experimental prototypes before their use in the real world.…”

Section: Actimetry For Chronic Patients At Homementioning

confidence: 99%

Smart Homes and Sensors for Surveillance and Preventive Education at Home: Example of Obesity

et al. 2016

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Abstract:(1) Background: The aim of this paper is to show that e-health tools like smart homes allow the personalization of the surveillance and preventive education of chronic patients, such as obese persons, in order to maintain a comfortable and preventive lifestyle at home. (2) Technologies and methods: Several types of sensors allow coaching the patient at home, e.g., the sensors recording the activity and monitoring the physiology of the person. All of this information serves to personalize serious games dedicated to preventive education, for example in nutrition and vision. (3) Results: We built a system of personalized preventive education at home based on serious games, derived from the feedback information they provide through a monitoring system. Therefore, it is possible to define (after clustering and personalized calibration) from the at home surveillance of chronic patients different comfort zones where their behavior can be estimated as normal or abnormal and, then, to adapt both alarm levels for surveillance and education programs for prevention, the chosen example of application being obesity.

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