Evolution of 5G in Internet of medical things

Magsi, Hina; Sodhro, Ali Hassan; Chachar, Faheem Akhtar; Abro, Saeed A. Khan; Sodhro, Gul Hassan; Pirbhulal, Sandeep

doi:10.1109/icomet.2018.8346428

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“…Since the system is based on IoMT, this concept points to the collection of medical devices and applications that connect to healthcare systems through networks [53]. Therefore, the main system capabilities from the IoMT viewpoint are as follow:…”

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Involving Stakeholders in the Implementation of Microservice-Based Systems: A Case Study in an Ambient-Assisted Living System

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“…Additionally, the late and low level of the quality of patient care, could damage results in the long time. 5G Network can reduce whole medical costs and it permits the doctors to give nursing to anybody at any place without the need to the existence of patients at hospitals which can decrease the danger of the infection of covid-19 [28]. The features of 5G technologies as, low latency reliability…etc., fulfill high development in remote health monitoring because it awards different features in remote health care systems such as, imaging, diagnostics, treatment and data analytics.…”

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Role of the Accurate Detection of Core Body Temperature in the Early Detection of Coronavirus

Selem

El-Kader

2020

Studies in Big Data

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Recently, the COVID-19 virus appeared and threatened people's lives over the entire world. The danger of this virus is its rapid spread and there are no specific vaccines or treatments for COVID-19 at this time. One of the most important symptoms of the COVID-19 virus is the high temperature. Therefore, we must quickly discover people whose temperature has risen. So, the local manufacturing of medical non-contact thermometer is challenging requirement in this time. In this paper we outlined several core body temperature estimation techniques which is used in the manufacturing of the non-contact medical thermometers. Keywords Corona virus • Non-contact thermometer • Core body temperature • Forehead • Internet of things (IoT) • Fifth generation (5G) • Local manufacturing E. Selem (B)

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“…The first simple attempt to combine CSI and wearable devices was presented in [158]. Moreover, CSI can play an important role in the IoT; therefore, hybrid methods to apply CSI in multimedia communications and IoT applications [159,160,161,162] can be addressed. Furthermore, Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) schemes [163,164,165] can be studied.…”

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Channel State Information from Pure Communication to Sense and Track Human Motion: A Survey

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Elaziz

Kim

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Sensors

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Human motion detection and activity recognition are becoming vital for the applications in smart homes. Traditional Human Activity Recognition (HAR) mechanisms use special devices to track human motions, such as cameras (vision-based) and various types of sensors (sensor-based). These mechanisms are applied in different applications, such as home security, Human–Computer Interaction (HCI), gaming, and healthcare. However, traditional HAR methods require heavy installation, and can only work under strict conditions. Recently, wireless signals have been utilized to track human motion and HAR in indoor environments. The motion of an object in the test environment causes fluctuations and changes in the Wi-Fi signal reflections at the receiver, which result in variations in received signals. These fluctuations can be used to track object (i.e., a human) motion in indoor environments. This phenomenon can be improved and leveraged in the future to improve the internet of things (IoT) and smart home devices. The main Wi-Fi sensing methods can be broadly categorized as Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI), Wi-Fi radar (by using Software Defined Radio (SDR)) and Channel State Information (CSI). CSI and RSSI can be considered as device-free mechanisms because they do not require cumbersome installation, whereas the Wi-Fi radar mechanism requires special devices (i.e., Universal Software Radio Peripheral (USRP)). Recent studies demonstrate that CSI outperforms RSSI in sensing accuracy due to its stability and rich information. This paper presents a comprehensive survey of recent advances in the CSI-based sensing mechanism and illustrates the drawbacks, discusses challenges, and presents some suggestions for the future of device-free sensing technology.

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Evolution of 5G in Internet of medical things

Cited by 81 publications

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Involving Stakeholders in the Implementation of Microservice-Based Systems: A Case Study in an Ambient-Assisted Living System

Involving Stakeholders in the Implementation of Microservice-Based Systems: A Case Study in an Ambient-Assisted Living System

Role of the Accurate Detection of Core Body Temperature in the Early Detection of Coronavirus

Channel State Information from Pure Communication to Sense and Track Human Motion: A Survey

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