Many devices are still unconnected. We apply mobile imaging to log measurements from personal health devices. Such devices sometimes offer wired and wireless links, but they suffer from many problems (setup, breaking connections, non-mobility). We propose to use instead ubiquitous mobile phone cameras to capture the measurements and store them for further viewing and follow-up. In this paper we...

Thispaper presentsthe use of an open source-based technology, Arduino microcontroller, which is used for free vibration test by using accelerometer ADXL345 comparing with one common and data-logger. The was carried out in 3 variations: pre-loading, elastic damage (L/240), inelastic (L/120). This research reinforced concrete beam as specimens 3000mm length, 150mm width, 250mm depth. Specimen ins...

This paper presents the main characteristics and capabilities of Usability Logger software tool, used in the usability evaluation of Human Computer interaction interfaces. Usability Logger can be employed to record the actions performed in workstations, with the use of the I/O devices. In this paper the tool is analyzed, compared with other similar tools and used in a case study involving the u...

People with special medical monitoring needs can, these days, be sent home and remotely monitored through the use of data logging medical sensors and a transmission base-station. While this can improve quality of life by allowing the patient to spend most of their time at home, most current technologies rely on hardwired landline technology or expensive mobile data transmissions to transmit dat...

Professor Terrance J. Quinn II, Principal Investigator SFOS, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Juneau AK (Phone: 907-796-5457, Email: [email protected]) Ms. Haixue Shen, PhD Graduate Student SFOS, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Juneau AK Dr. Martin Dorn, Co-Investigator Alaska Fisheries Science Center, Seattle WA Dr. James Ianelli, cooperator Alaska Fisheries Science Center, Seattle WA Mr. Ste...

The Research Group for Automation of the Central Research and Design Institute for Silicate Industry (CRDISI) has been working for some years on the automation of technological processes in the silicate industry, in cooperation with the Department of Automation of the Technical University of Budapest (DATU). CRDISI yields the technological background, provides for the hardware tools and the bas...