Biotelemetry Applications for Three Vital Signals
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Arduino® Mega ADK, Biotelemetry, Bluetooth, Vital SignsAbstract
Information and communication technologies recently have allowed the complex design of transmission system, and the reception and analysis of biological signal. The monitoring of biological signals and the establishment of a continuous monitoring of different physiological parameters of the patient and the prevention of diseases characterize these kinds of systems. The biotelemetry system due to its complexity and cost has the disadvantage of not being affordable for communities isolated from health services. This reason has caught the attention of researchers of the group TIGUM, who have developed biotelemetry architecture that is functional and operational at short-range. Using Arduino® Mega ADK platform, useful for the diagnosis and prevention of diseases through the data registration and traceability of three vital signs. The architecture uses Bluetooth and ZigBee technologies to facilitate the transmission and the visualization of signals in different electronic devices.Downloads
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