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2021
DOI: 10.1587/elex.18.20210104
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Monitoring of driver’s biomedical signals using LoRa-based wireless communications

Abstract: This letter presents the design and implementation of a LoRabased wireless communication system aimed at monitoring of driver's biomedical signals in the car environments. The proposed system is composed of a sensor node, a LoRa gateway, and a cloud server. Each sensor node includes four parts as microcontroller unit, data collection unit, wireless communication unit, and supplied power unit. The microcontroller unit is mainly designed as the signal processing module to deal with the detection of abnormal ECG … Show more

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“…Since the construction of indicators for the evaluation system is based on a true inspection of the curriculum. Then these indicators must have a certain degree of feasibility [15][16][17]. Evaluation indicators that exceed the actual scope of the classroom are not only not conducive to improving the effect of classroom teaching but even can backfire, only to ensure theory and practice.…”
Section: Principles Of Feasibility and Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since the construction of indicators for the evaluation system is based on a true inspection of the curriculum. Then these indicators must have a certain degree of feasibility [15][16][17]. Evaluation indicators that exceed the actual scope of the classroom are not only not conducive to improving the effect of classroom teaching but even can backfire, only to ensure theory and practice.…”
Section: Principles Of Feasibility and Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%