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A low-power multi-modal body sensor network with application to epileptic seizure monitoring
Marco Altini1, Silvia Del Din, Shyamal Patel
1imec / Holst Centre, Eindhoven, The Netherlands. marco.altini imec-nl.nl
Abstract:
Monitoring patients' physiological signals during their daily activities in the home environment is one of the challenge of the health care. New ultra-low-power wireless technologies could help to achieve this goal. In this paper we present a low-power, multi-modal, wearable sensor platform for the simultaneous recording of activity and physiological data. First we provide a description of the wearable sensor platform, and its characteristics with respect to power consumption. Second we present the preliminary results of the comparison between our sensors and a reference system, on healthy subjects, to test the reliability of the detected physiological (electrocardiogram and respiration) and electromyography signals.
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