Wireless electronic systems for physiological parameters measuring

Štork, Milan; Tolar, David

doi:10.1109/ae.2014.7011720

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“…Although many wearable sensors for monitoring heart [60], breathing [61], temperature [62], etc. were developed in the Czech Republic, none of them, apart from exceptions, are used in the military.…”

Section: Wearable Systemsmentioning

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Wearable Systems and Methods for Monitoring Psychological and Physical Condition of Soldiers

Kutílek

Volf

Vítečková

et al. 2017

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From the second half of the 1990s, thanks to more affordable and more powerful information technology and electronical systems for recording based on miniaturized sensors, we can observe a more intensive development of a method of data analysis and a system that monitors the physical and psychological conditions of soldiers. Systems for measuring and evaluation methods of physical and medical data for the diagnostics of physical and psychological state have significantly spread, especially in clinical practice. This study, however, examines the current technologies and usage of the wearable monitoring systems in military field. The result of this study is not only the not-yet published summary of the current state, but also the proposed possibilities of usage and recommendation of specific systems, their sensors and system methods in the military. Thus, the article can serve as a guide for choosing suitable and affordable electronical wearable systems and methods of quantitative evaluation of physical and psychological conditions of people in the military.

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Section: Wearable Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Wearable Systems and Methods for Monitoring Psychological and Physical Condition of Soldiers

Kutílek

Volf

Vítečková

et al. 2017

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“…The system [1] consists of following components: wireless sensors, wireless routers and a data server. Typical system setup is shown on Fig.…”

Section: Measurement Systemmentioning

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Monitoring of a skin temperature in vicinity of a surgical wound

Tolar

Štork

2016

2016 International Conference on Applied Electronics (AE)

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This article describes experimental measurements of a skin temperature in vicinity of a surgical wound. Measurements were carried out in collaboration with the orthopedic department of the University Hospital Olomouc, Czech Republic. A system used for sensing, transmission and visualization of physiological parameters was developed at the University of West Bohemia in Pilsen. A main goal of measurements was to evaluate technical parameters of the system, and also non-technical aspects associated with the use of the system. Technical parameters that was verified was a reliability of the system as a whole. This covers a temperature and motion sensing, a wireless transfer of measured data from sensors through wireless routers to the data server and data visualization in web application. To asses non-technical aspects of the system use, a sociological survey was carried out. Patients were asked to answer several questions related to the use of the system and temperature sensors. Conducted series of measurements and the survey showed that the vast majority of patients are accepting new technology positively. Measurements also verified the usability of the temperature sensor for local skin temperature measurement. Furthermore measurements revealed some issues associated with use of the sensor for monitoring of human body temperature and set a new target for further research and development.

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