Real-Time Remote Display Technique based on Wireless Mobile Environments

Real-time Wireless Ecg and Its Signal Display on Labview

Ubiquitous vital signs sensing using wireless medical sensors are promising alternatives to conventional, inhospital healthcare systems. The advent of modern age has shown a drastic shift in the way humans have worked leading into sedentary lifestyles. Change in dietary pattern where fresh food is replaced by processed and fast food along with the increase of stress has led to rise of cardio-va...

eBiometrics: an enhanced multi-biometrics authentication technique for real-time remote applications on mobile devices

Real-Time Vision-Based Mobile Robot Navigation in Outdoor Environments

This paper introduces the design of an outdoor navigation system based on range sensors and camera information intended to perform incremental localization in a previously unknown environment, while being able to navigate successfully from source to destination, thus, avoiding impeding obstacles. Prior studies in the field of Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM) have shown computer visi...

Remote Display Performance for Wireless Healthcare Computing

Organizations are beginning to recognize that health care providers are highly mobile and optimal care requires providing access to a large and dynamic body of information wherever the provider and patient are. Remote display protocols (RDP) are one way that organizations are using to deliver healthcare applications to mobile users. While many organizations have begun to use RDPs to deliver rea...

Wireless Reprogrammable Real Time Remote Temperature Measurement System

Wireless re-programmable real time remote temperature measurement system is able to measure the real time temperature of various remote locations with an accuracy of 0.25°C each. The existing methods use wire transmission. Hence if fault occur means, cable replacement cost is high. The proposed system uses wireless transmission (Zigbee) with the data rate of 256Kbytes/s, to transmit the measure...