CareNet: An Integrated Wireless Sensor Networking Environment for Remote Healthcare

Jiang, Shanshan; Cao, Yanchuan; Iyengar, Sameer; Kuryloski, Philip; Jafari, Roozbeh; Xue, Yuan; Bajcsy, Růžena; Wicker, S.B.

doi:10.4108/icst.bodynets2008.2965

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“…Compared to its ad-hoc networks counterpart, infrastructure-based networks offer the advantage of centralized management and security control. Due to this centralized structure, the AP also works as the database server in some applications (e.g., SMART [12], CareNet [28]). …”

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“…In Fig. 6, we summarize the core architectural components that constitute body sensor system designs in terms of above aspects, and categorize some existing BAN projects, such as CodeBlue [47], AID-N [19], SMART [12], CareNet [28], ASNET [46], MITHril [37], WHMS [34], WiMoCa [16] and MIMOSA [27]. With regards to BAN applications, Fig.…”

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“…Chen et al 2 presented the difference between a wireless sensor network and BAN in terms of mobility, data rate, latency, node density, power supply, network topology, node replacement, security level, etc., and also compared them with existing body sensor nodes. [3][4][5] Several ongoing projects like firmware-based CodeBlue, 6 MobiHealth, 7 AlarmNet, 8 the advanced care and alert portable telemedical monitor (AMON), 9 MagIC, 10 medical remote monitoring of clothes (MERMOTH), 11 microsystems platform for mobile services and applications (MIMOSA), 12 wireless sensor node for a motion capture systems with accelerometers (WiMoCA), 13 CareNet, 14 Advanced…”

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A Review on Telemedicine-Based WBAN Framework for Patient Monitoring

Chakraborty

Gupta

Ghosh

2013

Telemedicine and e-Health

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Objective: In this article, we describe the important aspects like major characteristics, research issues, and challenges with body area sensor networks in telemedicine systems for patient monitoring in different scenarios. Present and emerging developments in communications integrated with the developments in microelectronics and embedded system technologies will have a dramatic impact on future patient monitoring and health information delivery systems. The important challenges are bandwidth limitations, power consumption, and skin or tissue protection. Materials and Methods: This article presents a detailed survey on wireless body area networks (WBANs). Results and Conclusions: We have designed the framework for integrating body area networks on telemedicine systems. Recent trends, overall WBAN-telemedicine framework, and future research scope have also been addressed in this article.

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“…and houses are equipped with Wi-Fi access points for internet sharing. Hence, the creation of a Wi-Fi based sensor networks for SHs will be easy as illustrated with the CareNet [57].…”

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A review of smart homes in healthcare

Amiribesheli

Benmansour

Bouchachia

2015

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The technology of Smart Homes (SH), as an instance of ambient assisted living technologies, is designed to assist the homes' residents accomplishing their daily-living activities and thus having a better quality of life while preserving their privacy. A SH system is usually equipped with a collection of inter-related software and hardware components to monitor the living space by capturing the behaviour of the resident and understanding his activities. By doing so the system can inform about risky situations and take actions on behalf of the resident to his satisfaction. The present survey will address technologies and analysis methods and bring examples of the state of the art research studies in order to provide background for the research community. In particular, the survey will expose infrastructure technologies such as sensors and communication platforms along with artificial intelligence techniques used for modeling and recognizing activities. A brief overview of approaches used to develop Human-Computer (HC) interfaces for SH systems is given. The survey also highlights the challenges and research trends in this area.

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CareNet: An Integrated Wireless Sensor Networking Environment for Remote Healthcare

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Body Area Networks: A Survey

Body Area Networks: A Survey

A Review on Telemedicine-Based WBAN Framework for Patient Monitoring

A review of smart homes in healthcare

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