WSN-Assisted IoT Remote Health Monitoring with Adaptive Deep Neural Diagnosis

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  • Nebamon Senenmut Electrical Power and Machines Department, Institute of Aviation Engineering and Technology (I.A.E.T), Egyptian Aviation Academy, Imbaba Airport, Giza 12815, Egypt Author
  • Khamundi Henutmire Electrical Power and Machines Department, Institute of Aviation Engineering and Technology (I.A.E.T), Egyptian Aviation Academy, Imbaba Airport, Giza 12815, Egypt Author

Abstract

Disease detection systems have achieved remarkable accuracy rates of 98.51% using advanced neural networks, revolutionizing how we approach healthcare monitoring. This breakthrough in remote monitoring IoT technology enables healthcare providers to track multiple vital signs simultaneously, including heart rate, oxygen levels, and temperature, leading to timely interventions and improved patient outcomes. Remote monitoring using IoT has become particularly crucial for managing widespread health conditions. With 47.5 million individuals worldwide affected by dementia alone, IoT remote monitoring solutions have demonstrated exceptional capabilities, achieving up to 94.91% accuracy in detecting conditions like Alzheimer's disease through advanced neural network models. We will explore the comprehensive architecture of real-time disease detection systems, from essential hardware components to neural network implementations. Additionally, we will examine data preprocessing techniques, system integration protocols, and practical solutions for common implementation challenges. This guide will help you understand how to build effective remote monitoring systems that leverage the power of IoT and neural networks for accurate disease detection.

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2020-01-15

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WSN-Assisted IoT Remote Health Monitoring with Adaptive Deep Neural Diagnosis. (2020). International Journal of Contemporary Research and Literacy Works, 1(1), 1-13. https://ijcrl.com/1/article/view/3