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Abstract

 Nowadays, there is a significant improvement in technology regarding healthcare. Real-time monitoring systems improve the quality of life of patients as well as the performance of hospitals and healthcare centers. In this paper, we present an implementation of a designed framework of a telemetry system using ZigBee technology for automatic and real-time monitoring of Biomedical signals. These signals are collected and processed using 2-tiered subsystems. The first subsystem is the mobile device which is carried on the body and runs a number of biosensors. The second subsystem performs further processing by a local base station using the raw data which is transmitted on-request by the mobile device. The processed data as well as its analysis are then continuously monitored and diagnosed through a human-machine interface. The system should possess low power consumption, low cost and advanced configuration possibilities. This paper accelerates the digital convergence age through continual research and development of technologies related to healthcare.

 

Keywords

Vital signs ZigBee Autonomous healthcare Adaptive architecture Reliable and secure data transmitssion

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Khriji, L., Touati, F., & Hamza, N. (2010). ZigBee-Based Telemetry System. The Journal of Engineering Research [TJER], 7(2), 32–39. https://doi.org/10.24200/tjer.vol7iss2pp32-39

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