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An RFID-Based Method for Multi-Person Respiratory Monitoring
Chaowei Zang1,2, Chi Zhang1, Min Zhang1
1School of Computer Science and Technology, China University of Mining and Technology, Xuzhou 221116, China.
Abstract:
Respiratory monitoring is widely used in the field of health care. Traditional respiratory monitoring methods bring much inconvenience to users. In recent years, a great number of respiratory monitoring methods based on wireless technology have emerged, but multi-person respiratory monitoring is still very challenging; therefore, this paper explores multi-person respiratory monitoring. Firstly, the characteristics of human respiratory movement have been analyzed, and a suitable tag deployment method for respiratory monitoring is proposed. Secondly, aiming at the ambiguity and entanglement of radio frequency identification (RFID) phase data, a method of removal of phase ambiguity and phase wrapping is given. Then, in order to monitor multi-person respiration in a noisy environment, the frequency extraction method and waveform reconstruction method of multi-person respiration are proposed. Finally, the feasibility of the method is verified by experiments.
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