A Survey on IoT-based Hand Hygiene Dispenser with Temperature and Level Monitoring Systems

Coronavirus flare-up chances human existence and it challenges the general wellbeing. Hand cleanliness, an extremely basic activity, is very much acknowledged to be one of the essential methods of decreasing medical care-related disease and of improving patient security. These days wearing masks, utilizing hand sanitizers, checking temperatures are being done in all places, and so forth yet at the same time in many spots individuals utilize conventional sanitizer gadgets which build the spread of microorganisms. Normally an individual is in charge of observing the body temperature and sanitizer level by taking a chance with his life. This survey Internet of Things (IoT) based hand sanitizer dispenser with temperature and level monitoring distinguishes the presence of the people and gives out alerts in form of the human voice to sanitize their hands if the dispenser goes unrecognized. Furthermore, we have a contactless sanitizer dispenser to stay away from contact among humans and dispensers which will keep us away from the further spread of infection and microorganisms. © 2022 IEEE.

Mobilizing Stories of Illness in Digital Contexts: A Critical Approach to Narrative, Voice, and Visibility

Illness stories have been celebrated as a resource for giving patients voice from the active position of the wounded storyteller. The proliferating research on illness stories, however, has often reproduced a reductionist approach to narrative as a window to subjective views and experiences based on a largely underdeveloped and essentialized notion of voice. Critics of the over-celebration of narrative have called for caution toward the use of personal stories, pointing to the need to situate constructions of the narrative self in their social, cultural, and political contexts. This article discusses a new type of illness stories that has emerged in digital contexts and that is characterized by the use of illness for producing various forms of economic and social value. Using small stories and affective positioning as its analytic lens, the article examines the specific case of story design, curation, and sharing of the COVID-19 diagnosis of actor Idris Elba in March 2020. As the article argues, the illness experience is mobilized in small stories online as a resource for authenticating the self in line with conventional modes of sharing, blurring the lines between the personal voice and the public visibility of storytelling. The article contributes to the critical study of the mobilization of stories in digital contexts. [ FROM AUTHOR] Copyright of Poetics Today is the property of Duke University Press and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full . (Copyright applies to all s.)

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El articulo discute sobre la situación de la educación durante la pandemia convid-19. El articulo también discute sobre las relaciones entre la educación y la natura human, la educación moral entre el utilitarismo. Otros temas relacionados son la y voces de los estudiantes de la UPN en México y s reflexiona sobre la cultura literaria de los estudiantes universitarios.