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Shao-Jen Weng1, Zih-Ping Ho1,2, Ming-Kuei Yeh2
1Tunghai University Department of Industrial Engineering and Enterprise Information Taichung Taiwan.
Abstract:
Electrical instrumentation is now a real-time phenomenon and an active part of smart phone trends. Modern electronic devices and controllers can be seen everywhere. Personal information detectors provide timely and effective medical care. In previous times, personnel electronic devices, such as the smart phone, i-watch, and e-clothes were diffi cult to link. Nowadays, it's a good time to prevent a health tragedy in certain people. This study tries to focus on discussing the remote control and smart phone display topic, through ECG instrumentation from e-clothes to prevent the human body from taking excessive exercise. Besides, the research also built a database in a remote server, where it stored historical ECG records. Through the model, a real sport (running) case study and system validation was proposed. Humans have a possibility to optimize their sporting style. The e-clothes can send GPS signals to a remote server. The system would then track the routes taken and monitor human body loading. Future research suggests that mass human trials or more mathematical hybrid model designs should take place.
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