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IEEE Sensors Journal | 2011

Elder Care Based on Cognitive Sensor Network

A. Gaddam; Subhas Chandra Mukhopadhyay; Gourab Sen Gupta

The advancement of semiconductor fabrication technology and smart algorithms has allowed us to design and develop intelligent sensors with cognitive ability. Statistics reveal that in recent times the number of elderly people is increasing rapidly around the world and the situation is not going to ease in the foreseeable future. In this paper, we report a novel home monitoring system which is based on cognitive sensor network and is intended for elder-care application. The smart system consists of an optimum number of cognitive wireless sensors which are used to detect usage of electrical devices, bed usage pattern, flow of water, etc., and also incorporates a panic button. The cognitive sensors provide information that can be used for monitoring the elderly by detecting any abnormality pattern in their daily activities around the house. The system will generate and send an early warning message to the care giver, when an unforeseen abnormal condition occurs.


Recent Patents on Electrical Engineering | 2008

Wireless Sensors for Home Monitoring - A Review

Subhas Chandra Mukhopadhyay; A. Gaddam; Gourab Sen Gupta

A review of wireless sensors and sensor networks, especially for in-home monitoring of elderly people, has been presented in this paper. The characteristics of various sensors for monitoring applications have been studied. The requirements of the sensor for making a smart sensor network have been investigated. A typical in-house developed system for home monitoring and elder-care application has been presented. A few patents on the sensors for home monitoring have been reviewed.


international conference on sensing technology | 2008

Wireless Sensors Networks based monitoring: Review, challenges and implementation issues

A. Gaddam; Subhas Chandra Mukhopadhyay; G. Sen Gupta; Hans W. Guesgen

Due to the advances in the field of communications networks there evolved, a very interesting and challenging area of wireless sensors networks, which is rapidly coming of age. These wireless sensors in the network are capable of performing various tasks and sense many types of information for various applications. These wireless sensor network technology has an ample potential to change the way we live and work, as these are applicable in various fields like entertainment, travel, retail, industry, medicine, care of the very young and very old people, emergency management thus enrich lives and make processes easier. In this paper a review of wireless sensors especially designed for health monitoring has been discussed. The characteristics of the sensors for this type of application have been studied. The requirement of the sensor for making a smart sensor network has been investigated. A typical in-house developed system for home monitoring for eldercare application has been presented.


instrumentation and measurement technology conference | 2011

Trial & experimentation of a smart home monitoring system for elderly

A. Gaddam; Subhas Chandra Mukhopadhyay; Gourab Sen Gupta

Smart home monitoring target to improve comfort, quality of life, and safety by monitoring mobility and physiological parameters using wireless sensors. The wireless sensors in a network are capable of performing various tasks and sense many types of information for different applications. This technology has ample potential to change the way we live and work. It has been observed that the population of the elderly people is in a steady raise throughout the world. And the elderly wish to live in their own home as long as possible, however if they prefer to live alone they do however require constant monitoring, so that medical help can be provided immediately in times of dire needs. Surely with the help of wireless sensors based home monitoring there is a better way for these people to resolve this problem. This paper will focus on the characteristics of the sensors for this type of application. Performance of the smart home monitoring system, zigbee radio frequency (RF) communication has been tested. Instead of using huge number of sensor to monitor smart home, an approach of deploying a few but highly accurate numbers of inexpensive smart sensors will be discussed. Also the requirement of the sensor for making a smart sensor network will be reviewed. A typical in-house developed system for home monitoring for elder-care application will be presented.


ieee sensors | 2008

Necessity of a bed-sensor in a smart digital home to care for elder-people

A. Gaddam; Subhas Chandra Mukhopadhyay; Gourab Sen Gupta

We are exploring the development of a smart digital home based on wireless sensors. The wireless sensors have more advantages when compared with the wired sensors as they are more flexible, portable, can be used in different places to remote monitor the various activities remotely. They even consume less power depending on their operation. Based on this technology a system has already been developed consisting three wireless sensors; these sensors detect use of electricity when the target appliances are connected to mains supply. But it has been realized that there is a requirement of a few more sensors to make a smart home monitoring system. This paper has reported the development of a bed-sensor which forms one of the sensors of the intelligent home monitoring system.


ieee international workshop on medical measurements and applications | 2008

Development of a Bed Sensor for an Integrated Digital Home Monitoring System

A. Gaddam; Subhas Chandra Mukhopadhyay; Gourab Sen Gupta

In modern civilization people live longer than before and it is expected that this increased longevity will be enjoyed in a safe, sound and secured living environment. But with increased of age mental abilities are reduced and there is a necessity of caregiver which may interfere with their privacy. In this research work, we target towards the development of a wireless sensors based home monitoring system especially for elder people. The current system is based on sensors which detect use of electrical appliances whether they are connected to electrical mains. But it has been realized to there is a requirement of a few more sensors to making a smart home monitoring system. This paper has reported the development of a bed-sensor which forms one sensor of the home monitoring system.


static analysis symposium | 2010

Intelligent bed sensor system: Design, expermentation and results

A. Gaddam; Subhas Chandra Mukhopadhyay; Gourab Sen Gupta

This paper presents the design of an intelligent bed sensor that is part of a larger smart home monitoring system for the elderly. The sensor sub-system not only detects the mere presence of a person on the bed, it can precisely indicate the persons position on the bed. Initial test results are promising and it is envisaged that the sensor system will be extended to detect abnormalities in sleeping pattern such as sleep-wake periods, restlessness etc. The system is built around four force sensors installed at the base of the four bed posts. The paper reports the initial load test results using 25 lbs sensors on a table. Extrapolating techniques have been proposed and utilised to calculate the precise location of the load on the table.


instrumentation and measurement technology conference | 2010

Determination of sleep quality of inhabitant in a smart home using an intelligent bed sensing system

A. Gaddam; K. Kaur; G. Sen Gupta; Subhas Chandra Mukhopadhyay

There are many issues in designing and implementing an intelligent wireless sensor network based smart home for monitoring the elderly. The smart home is based on a few smart and intelligent wireless sensors, which can be configured around a wireless ad-hoc network. The system will generate early warning message to care giver, when an unforeseen abnormal condition occurs. The costs and risks associated with system also dictate that unnecessary components be filtered from the systems design; therefore, all sensors in the network must justify their existence and purpose of the system. An intelligent bed sensing system is very important to determine the quality of sleep of the inhabitant in the smart home. The paper has proposed an intelligent bed sensing system and trial results are presented.


ieee sensors | 2009

Selection and optimization of wireless sensors in a smart digital home for the elderly

A. Gaddam; K. Kaur; Subhas Chandra Mukhopadhyay; G. Sen Gupta

In this paper we present the impediments in designing and implementing a wireless sensor network based smart home for monitoring the elderly and to propose an optimal solution to circumvent the impediments. The smart home is based on a few smart and intelligent wireless sensors, which can be configured around a wireless ad-hoc network. The system will generate early warning message to care giver, when an unforeseen abnormal condition occurs. It will also, analyze the gathered data to determine resident behaviour using optimal number of intelligent sensors.


international conference on wireless and mobile communications | 2010

Towards the Development of a Cognitive Sensors Network Based Home for Elder Care

A. Gaddam; Subhas Chandra Mukhopadhyay; Gourab Sen Gupta

Due to better lifestyle than before people live longer now. There is a steady increase in number of elderly people around the world and it is expected that the situation is not going to change in future. A smart home monitoring system based on intelligent wireless sensors network has been developed to provide a safe, sound and secured living environment to the elderly people, especially living alone at home. The system consists of optimum number of cognitive wireless sensors that includes current, bed, panic button and water flow sensors has been presented. The cognitive sensors provide information that can be used for monitoring elderly by detecting abnormality pattern in their active daily life. The system will generate early warning message to care giver, when an unforeseen abnormal condition occurs. It will also, analyze the gathered data to determine resident’s behavior.

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Victoria University of Wellington

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