INTER-Health: An Interoperable IoT Solution for Active and Assisted Living Healthcare Services

Pace, Pasquale; Aloi, Gianluca; Caliciuri, Giuseppe; Gravina, Raffaele; Savaglio, Claudio; Fortino, Giancarlo; Ibáñez-Sánchez, Gema; Fides-Valero, Álvaro; Bayo-Monton, Jose-Luis; Uberti, Massimo; Corona, Massimo; Bernini, Luciano; Gulino, M.; Costa, Ângelo; Luca, Ilaria De; Mortara, M.

doi:10.1109/wf-iot.2019.8767332

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“…Moreover, the integration with universAAL also attracts the interest of policy makers and responsible persons of a large deployment of AAL services that found in a universAAL open platform, interoperable with any prior or further investment in devices or services and free of vendor-lockings. For instance, a recent system constructed over universAAL described by Fortino et al [33] sacrifices the interoperability at a sensor level and proposes the use of a closed set of health devices from specific vendors. This set-up, despite being promising, compromises the scalability in large scenarios which may require more flexibility in the sensor layer.…”

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A Proof-of-Concept IoT System for Remote Healthcare Based on Interoperability Standards

Lemus

Félix

Fides-Valero

et al. 2022

Sensors

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The Internet of Things paradigm in healthcare has boosted the design of new solutions for the promotion of healthy lifestyles and the remote care. Thanks to the effort of academia and industry, there is a wide variety of platforms, systems and commercial products enabling the real-time information exchange of environmental data and people’s health status. However, one of the problems of these type of prototypes and solutions is the lack of interoperability and the compromised scalability in large scenarios, which limits its potential to be deployed in real cases of application. In this paper, we propose a health monitoring system based on the integration of rapid prototyping hardware and interoperable software to build system capable of transmitting biomedical data to healthcare professionals. The proposed system involves Internet of Things technologies and interoperablility standards for health information exchange such as the Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources and a reference framework architecture for Ambient Assisted Living UniversAAL.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

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A Proof-of-Concept IoT System for Remote Healthcare Based on Interoperability Standards

Lemus

Félix

Fides-Valero

et al. 2022

Sensors

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“…In fact, various IOT based framework has been developed to monitor the patient health problems. To proposed a frame work; ease to interaction between the patient and doctor based on the inter-iot scenario (P. Pace et al 2019). Security and Surveillance Systems: CCTV cameras can get video contribution over the roads.…”

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Evaluation of Marine currents energy plant using DETMAL MCDM Method

2022

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Over the past few decades, the use of the Internet of Things has become more and more prevalent in human life in terms of industrial development, so many cybercriminals are on the rise and different ways of carrying out cyberattacks are being explored. In this connection, many researchers have developed several IoT intrusion detection systems to prevent attacks on IoT and to provide strong security to the IoT system, based on such criteria as system search techniques, authentication strategy and deployment. In this study we have a comprehensive overview of contemporary IoT IDS and the techniques, deployment strategies, authentication strategies and datasets commonly used to build IDS. We have discussed how previous proposed system detects attacks and how IoT provides stronger security, as well as classified IoT attacks that have occurred so far. Discussions are underway to prevent such attacks in the future and to provide stronger security for the IoT.

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“…In [14], data is collected from environmental sensors placed in homes and health-care facilities of monitored individuals for behavioral analysis. Life-style monitoring dashboard is implemented in [15] to make it easier for individuals to track their eating habits and initiate physical activity corresponding to their consumed calories. In [16], data on vital body parameters are collected from a group of wearable physiological sensors, posted and stored on the cloud, displayed on dashboards of smart-phones.…”

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Real-Time Internet of Things Enabled Dashboard for Next Generation Anxiety Risk Classification

Siddiqui¹,

Naït‐Abdesselam²,

Khan³

et al. 2021

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<div> <div> <div> <p>The ubiquity of sensor technology and the Internet of Things prompted us to propose to develop an end-to-end communication architecture for real-time digital dashboards to visualize the anxiety risks of a population during a pandemic, as in the case of COVID-19. Such an architecture can be regarded as the next-generation anxiety risk classification mean for the healthcare industry 4.0 as it will be capable of generating automated and quick actions through the use of analytics on the collected data and predefined thresholds. Based on Internet of Things and wearable healthcare sensors, the proposed end-to-end communication architecture is capable of detecting physiological data related to heart rate, blood pressure, and SPO2, and communicate them to remote cloud servers. Based on this collected data, the centralized dashboard will classify in real time the patients of each geographic region involved according to a specific attribute, namely: normal, mild, moderate, high, severe, or extreme. In addition, we also propose to incorporate the emerging technologies of Space Time Frequency Spreading (STFS) and Space-Time Spreading-Aided Indexed Modulation (STS-IM) for the design of the communication links. It has been found that the integration of STFS and STS-IM promises to reduce the likelihood of data disruption for the proposed architecture.</p> </div> </div> </div>

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INTER-Health: An Interoperable IoT Solution for Active and Assisted Living Healthcare Services

Cited by 31 publications

References 11 publications

A Proof-of-Concept IoT System for Remote Healthcare Based on Interoperability Standards

A Proof-of-Concept IoT System for Remote Healthcare Based on Interoperability Standards

Evaluation of Marine currents energy plant using DETMAL MCDM Method

Real-Time Internet of Things Enabled Dashboard for Next Generation Anxiety Risk Classification

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