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Sieci WBAN – koncepcja i zastosowanie
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The rapid growth of wireless technologies and personal area networks enables the continuous healthcare monitoring of mobile patients using compact sensors that collect and evaluate body parameters. In this paper, the concept of the Wireless Body Area Network and WBAN applications was discussed.
Dzięki dynamicznemu rozwojowi technologii bezprzewodowych rozwija się również koncepcja zdalnego monitorowania osób z wykorzystaniem sensorów. W przypadku zastosowania w medycynie - pozwalają one np. na pobieranie i ocenę parametrów życiowych pacjenta. W pracy przedstawiono koncepcję i wykorzystanie bezprzewodowych sieci WBAN. (Sieci WBAN – koncepcja i zastosowanie)
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