Automatic water level monitoring and seat availability details in train using wireless sensor network

Poovizhi, S.; M.Premalatha(ME-AE),; Nivetha, C

doi:10.1109/iccpeic.2017.8290385

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“…Poovizhi S, et.al [7], conducted extensive research on the railway system plays a pivotal role in the economic development of any country. In this context, this invention introduces a sensor system designed to serve two critical purposes: determining seat occupancy within a railway vehicle and monitoring water levels on the train.…”

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A Review on Hospital Seat Occupancy System

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In the fast-paced realm of modern healthcare, effective resource allocation is crucial, especially within busy hospital settings. This surveillance system offers an innovative solution to tackle the complexities of managing crowds in hospitals. By harnessing cutting-edge surveillance technology and instant data analysis, the system improves patient satisfaction by alerting individuals to available seats in waiting areas, optimizing resource usage, and reducing inconvenience. With a focus on patient welfare, the system aids in the prudent allocation of healthcare resources. Equipping healthcare staff with real-time updates on seat occupancy, the system facilitates proactive measures, ensuring a smooth and orderly patient flow. It represents a groundbreaking approach to hospital crowd control, featuring real-time monitoring and communication capabilities. Through advanced image processing and machine learning, the system continuously tracks waiting area occupancy, promptly informing patients of vacant seats, thereby cutting wait times and enhancing overall contentment. Flexible resource allocation ensures patients are efficiently directed, benefiting both patients and healthcare institutions. With its comprehensive features, this healthcare resource management system addresses immediate crowd management challenges, positioning itself as a holistic solution to enhance patient experiences and overall operational efficiency in healthcare facilities.

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“…Those system which opted for RFID technology lacks the visual confirmation that a camera provides. Some may come across sensors as lower installation for a smaller number of seats it is preferable [7]. Cameras do have upfront cost and complex installation but they serve multiple purposes that are beyond seat occupancy detection.…”

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