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Wireless-based sleep technology for monitoring sleep apnea

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posted on 2024-06-04, 00:32 authored by Sasan AdibiSasan Adibi
Abstract: This paper covers the technical aspects of the wireless-based sleep technology for monitoring sleep apnea, which is a sleep disorder that can be detected via continuous monitoring. In this paper, a wireless system testbed is designed to monitor the patients for the signs of sleep apnea. The testbed is comprised of a number of biomedical sensors, which are used to monitor the related biological parameters related to the patient's sleeping mechanism, such as: nasal airflow, snoring, abdominal, leg, chest, and eye movements, blood oxygen level, blood pressure, and body position. The goal of this paper is to characterize the and model the data traffic generated from the biomedical sensors used in the sleep apnea study and find the network-centric lower traffic limits; minimum frequency deployment and minimum bandwidth required.

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Journal

Advanced science, engineering and medicine

Volume

6

Pagination

111-113

Location

Valencia, Calif.

ISSN

2164-6627

eISSN

2164-6635

Language

eng

Publication classification

C Journal article, C2.1 Other contribution to refereed journal

Copyright notice

2014, American Scientific Publishers

Issue

1

Publisher

American scientific publishers

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