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The advancement in Tele-healthcare and communication technologies, in last decade, has given rise to remote healthcare services. Today, existing Tele-healthcare approaches either extending services in limited zones as Private Area Network (PAN) or offering the limited healthcare services in wider areas using Mobile Medical Units (MMUs) & remote facilitation centers. Existing healthcare services...
Multiple studies suggest that the level of patient care may decline in the future because of a larger aging population and medical staff shortages. Wireless sensing systems that automate some of the patient monitoring tasks can potentially improve the efficiency of patient workflows, but their efficacy in clinical settings is an open question. This article examines the potential of wireless sensor...
An asset tracking service based on low power wireless sensor networks is proposed and methods to effectively deploy the service are discussed. Asset tracking enables asset managers to track asset location and to indirectly monitor the asset usage status in real time by using mobile wireless sensor nodes attached to each asset. The suggested solution will reduce costs associated with asset tracking...
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