A Study on Efficient Monitoring of Elderly People by automatic activity recognition using variable sensors
Keywords:
WSN, Internetworking, Remote patient monitoring, variable sensor unitAbstract
In modern era of hyperactive working environment culture, a challenge is seen in monitoring the elderly people at the home. This paper focus on how elderly parents can be monitored under a sensor configuration. The main objective of this survey paper is to focus on the agenda of how exactly WSN and inter-networking environment is used with a sophisticated technological usage. The paper also includes various proposed terminologies and the proposed methodological protocol on this subject.
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