Thomas Jell

Norms and standards in modular medical architectures

Recent Internet of Things (IoT) research has been aiming at interoperability of devices and the integration of sensor networks. The Future Internet - Private Public Partnership (FI-PPP) has created a whole array of different purpose-oriented modules with defined specifications, better known as Generic Enablers. This article gives an overview of legal, ethical and technical norms and standards to be considered when planning, developing and implementing modular medical architectures, integrating the Internet of Things (IoT) and Generic Enablers (GEs) in cutting edge, latest generation medical data networks.

BIG IoT: Interconnecting IoT Platforms from Different Domains—First Success Story

The Internet of Things (IoT) is today separated by different vertically oriented platforms for integration of all the different devices. Developers who aim to access other platforms and access that data are forced to manually adapt their interfaces to the specific platform API and data models.

Information Technology – Next Generation: The Impact of 5G on the Evolution of Health and Care Services

As more and more details of 5G technology specifications unveil and standards emerge it becomes clear that 5G will have an enabling effect on many different verticals including automotive, mobility and health. This paper gives an overview about technical, regulatory, business and bandwidth requirements of health care applications including e-connectivity in the pharmaceutical domain, medical device maintenance management, hospital at home, supply chain management, Precision and Personalized medicine, robotics and others based on latest research activity in the field.