Abstract Wearable technology is no longer science fiction. Thanks to the growing capability in the production chain to miniaturize complex electronics, a wide variety of gadgets that can be worn or included in dresses and accessories have emerged. These smart gadgets can collect data about the physical condition of the user and/or the environment providing the basis for innovative and valuable services. The main goal of this paper is to assess this context through field experiments undertaken in a testbed comprised of sensing hardware deployed on open source boards such as Arduino. Moreover, coupled with the sensing tier, we propose a proof-of-concept deployment architecture enabling a wide range of wearable sensors to collect and transmit data to a logically centralized unit.

Wearable sensor networks: A measurement study / A. Bujari, O. Gaggi, C. E. Palazzi, G. Quadrio. - In: CONCURRENCY AND COMPUTATION. - ISSN 1532-0634. - ELETTRONICO. - 33:8(2021), pp. e5939.1-e5939.15. [10.1002/cpe.5939]

Wearable sensor networks: A measurement study

A. Bujari
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2021

Abstract

Abstract Wearable technology is no longer science fiction. Thanks to the growing capability in the production chain to miniaturize complex electronics, a wide variety of gadgets that can be worn or included in dresses and accessories have emerged. These smart gadgets can collect data about the physical condition of the user and/or the environment providing the basis for innovative and valuable services. The main goal of this paper is to assess this context through field experiments undertaken in a testbed comprised of sensing hardware deployed on open source boards such as Arduino. Moreover, coupled with the sensing tier, we propose a proof-of-concept deployment architecture enabling a wide range of wearable sensors to collect and transmit data to a logically centralized unit.
2021
Wearable sensor networks: A measurement study / A. Bujari, O. Gaggi, C. E. Palazzi, G. Quadrio. - In: CONCURRENCY AND COMPUTATION. - ISSN 1532-0634. - ELETTRONICO. - 33:8(2021), pp. e5939.1-e5939.15. [10.1002/cpe.5939]
A. Bujari, O. Gaggi, C. E. Palazzi, G. Quadrio
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