mobile tool for data presentation of a body sensor network
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Next Generation Networks and Applications Group
Networks and Multimedia
Instituto de Telecomunicações, Portugal
Department of Informatics
University of Beira Interior, Portugal
Mobile Tool forData Presentation of a Body Sensor Network
Paulo Neves and Joel RodriguesInstituto de Telecomunicações
Universidade da Beira Interior, Covilhã
2RTCM 2009, Covilhã
Summary
• Introduction
• System Architecture
• Application Features
• API and Screenshots
• New Biosensor Development
• Conclusions
• Future Work
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Introduction
• Body Sensor Networks
• Sensor Networks in medical applications
• Sink node and biosensor nodes
• Mainly single-hop
• Data presentation
• From sensorial data to meaningful data for medical staff and user
• Data storage
• Latter analysis
• Historic data
• Existing solutions
• PDA-based
• Personal computer based
• Dedicated device
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System Architecture
• Three tier architecture
• Biosensor
• Sink
• Mobile phone
• Mobile phone requirements
• Bluetooth™
• Java™
• Several Biosensors
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Application Features
• Mobile API porting
• Scalable interface
• Continuous biosensor monitoring
• Up to 8 channels (sink dependent)
• Two main screens
• Real-time biosensor value
• Time-based graphical representation
• Bluetooth™
• Almost ubiquitous communication
• Sink requires application authentication
• Strict control over communication
• Exception handling
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Application Features (cont.)
• Data storage
• CSV file
• Automatic deploy on in-range devices
• Programmable threshold
• Efficient use of mobile phone keyboard
• Shortcuts - channel and screens
• Autonomous operation
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API
• Application Programming
Interface
• Based on personal computer API
• Java™
• Without proprietary SDKs
• Communication
• Interface
• Biofeedback
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Tests and Validation
• Extensive testing
• 24 hours rundown
• Wireless communication
• Communication disruption
• Multitask
• SMS and phone calls
• Installation and testing in
• Nokia 5200
• Nokia 6280
• Nokia N95 8GB
• Nokia N80 IE
• Nokia 6630
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New Biosensor Development
• Intra-vaginal temperature monitor
• Inexistent biosensor
• Prototype
• Project in cooperation with Faculdade de Ciências da Saúde da UBI and Centro Hospitalar da Cova da Beira
• Medical studies
• Ovulation period
• Conceptive and contraceptive methods
• Drug effects
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Prototype
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• AlfaTXP board
• SD card storage
• Analog inputs
• GE MA100 thermistor
• Medical temperature sensor
• Converts temperature in resistance
• Response curve through table in data sheet
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Software and Initial Results
• USB connection
• Continuous monitoring
• Data logging
• First results
• Issued on women in hospital facility
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Work in Progress
• Integration of IP in WSN
• Historically - IP and WSN do not play well together
• Gateway - based approach
• IP stack on the sensor
• Hybrid - sink with NAT mechanism
• IP over WSN
• 6LoWPAN
• ContikiOS (IPV6 Ready) e TinyOS
• Testbed with Crossbow TelosB and IRIS
• Extension to BSN
• Intra-vaginal temperature monitoring biosensor
• Challenges: miniaturization
• Wireless communication
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Conclusions
• Personal mobile application
• Device generality and robust communication
• Real-time data presentation
• Absence of mobile phone does not interfere with
• CSV file storage for latter analysis
• New biosensor for intra-vaginal temperature monitoring
• IP over WSN empowers ubiquitous computing
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Next Generation Networks and Applications Group
Networks and Multimedia
Instituto de Telecomunicações, Portugal
Department of Informatics
University of Beira Interior, Portugal
Mobile Tool for Data Presentation of a Body Sensor
Network
Paulo Neves, Joel RodriguesInstituto de Telecomunicações
Universidade da Beira Interior, Covilhã
[email protected], [email protected]
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