IEEE Transactions on Information Technology in Biomedicine · 2009 · 58 citations · 22 references
EngineeringBiomedical EngineeringHealth InformaticsBiomedical Signal ProcessingFalls PreventionSensorsFall DetectionFall RiskHealth Monitoring SystemsMedical Cyber-physical SystemsSensor NetworksTelehealth SystemsFall Detection SystemsFall RecognitionHigh-risk SituationsHuman Activity Recognition For Fall DetectionReal-time Data AnalysisReal-time Fall DetectionSensor-based Fall MonitoringWireless Biomedical Sensors
In this paper, the main results related to a fall detection system are shown by means of a personal server for the control and processing of the data acquired from multiple intelligent biomedical sensors. This server is designed in the context of a telehealthcare system for the elderly, to whom falls represent a high-risk cause of serious injuries, and its architecture can be extended to patients suffering from chronic diseases. The main design issues and developments in terms of the server hardware and software are presented with the aim of providing a real-time analysis of the processed biosignals. As a result, the evaluation study of the implemented algorithm for fall detection through a set of laboratory experiments is presented, together with some important issues in terms of the device's consumption. The proposed algorithm exhibits excellent outcomes in fall detection.
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