An IoT-enabled Electronic Textile-based Flexible Body Sensor Network for Real-time Health Monitoring in Assisted Living during Pandemic
23rd International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design, ISQED 2022
; 2022-April, 2022.
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in English
| Scopus | ID: covidwho-1948807
ABSTRACT
This paper presents a cost-effective and flexible electronic textile sensor with high sensitivity and fast response and demonstrates its versatile applications, including real-time measurements of finger kinematics, phonation, cough patterns, as well as subtle muscle movements (i.e., eye reflex). The sensor can discriminate between speech and cough patterns, thereby expanding its applications to COVID-19 detection, speech rehabilitation training, and human/machine interactions. A combination of different sensor data is essential to acquire clinically significant information. Therefore, a sensor array is interfaced with the LoRa communication protocol to establish an Internet of Things (IoT)-based electronic textile framework. The IoT integration allows remote monitoring of body kinematics and physiological parameters. Therefore, the proposed IoT-based framework holds the potential to provide real-time and continuous health monitoring to allow immediate intervention during this pandemic. © 2022 IEEE.
Assisted living; COVID-19; Electronic textile; Flexible body sensor network; Internet of Things (IoT); LoRa; Smart home; Strain sensor; Wearable sensor; Automation; Body sensor networks; Cost effectiveness; Eye movements; Internet of things; Kinematics; Physiological models; Smart textiles; Wearable sensors; Cost effective; Flexible bodies; High sensitivity; Internet of thing; Real-time health monitoring; Smart homes; Strain sensors; Textile sensors
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