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Lorenzo T D'Angelo1, Michael Schneider, Paul Neugebauer
1Institute of Micro Technology and Medical Device Technology, Technische Universitaet Muenchen, Boltzmannstr 15, D-85748 Garching Germany. lorenzo.dangelo@tum.de
Abstract:
In this contribution, a new concept for interfacing sensor network nodes (motes) and smartphones is presented for the first time. In the last years, a variety of telemedicine applications on smartphones for data reception, display and transmission have been developed. However, it is not always practical or possible to have a smartphone application running continuously to accomplish these tasks. The presented system allows receiving and storing data continuously using a mote and visualizing or sending it on the go using the smartphone as user interface only when desired. Thus, the processes of data reception and storage run on a safe system consuming less energy and the smartphone's potential along with its battery are not demanded continuously. Both, system concept and realization with an Apple iPhone are presented.
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