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Remote monitoring system for deadlocks

2015 9th International Conference on Sensing Technology (ICST), 2015
This paper outlines the development of a remote monitoring system for deadlocks; in the aim of improving peace of mind, and adding an extra layer of security at a low cost. The literature research covers the flaws and commonalities of door security, explores different wireless protocols, passive sensors, and microcontroller to internet interface ...
Ibrahim Al-Bahadly, Justin Moloney
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Remote Monitoring of Rodenticide Depletion

IEEE Internet of Things Journal, 2019
Commensal rats and mice are a major pest. Commercial-scale control measures require frequent manual checking of rodenticide levels in bait stations and searching for evidence of activity. In this paper, we propose a low power remote monitoring system, which has a projected battery life of over 12 months, which wirelessly transmits bait and battery data.
Aiden Nibali, Robert Ross, Lyle Parsons
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A framework for resilient remote monitoring

2014 7th International Symposium on Resilient Control Systems (ISRCS), 2014
Abstract : Today's activities in cyber space are more connected than ever before, driven by the ability to dynamically interact and share information with a changing set of partners over a wide variety of networks. To support dynamic sharing, computer systems and network are stood up on a continuous basis to support changing mission critical ...
Atighetchi, Michael, Adler, Aaron
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Practical Considerations for Remote Monitoring

Congestive Heart Failure, 2008
The ability to remotely monitor important physiologic parameters will dramatically change how we care for patients. We are on the threshold of this era with currently available implantable cardiac devices. Current devices provide a plethora of important arrhythmia‐and heart failure‐related information. Dealing with this “flood” of information and a new
Laurence M, Epstein, Julie B, Shea
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Remote patients monitoring: Challenges

2017 IEEE 7th Annual Computing and Communication Workshop and Conference (CCWC), 2017
Current advances in communications technologies and wearable monitoring sensors technology have enabled the ubiquitous monitoring of patients in a way that promises to reshape the future of healthcare services. Remote patients monitoring (RPM) is increasingly seen as an integral and essential component of the perceived solutions for the challenging ...
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TELECARE, REMOTE MONITORING AND CARE

Bioethics, 2012
ABSTRACTTelecare is often regarded as a win/win solution to the growing problem of meeting the care needs of an ageing population. In this paper we call attention to some of the ways in which telecare is not a win/win solution but rather aggravates many of the long‐standing ethical tensions that surround the care of the elderly.
Heather, Draper, Tom, Sorell
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Remote Sensing in Condition Monitoring

2008
This paper reviews the latest trends in the use of intelligent sensors in monitoring applications, including new approaches and computation methods. Sources used emphasise the scientific motivation bringing technological development in the monitoring area, as well as commercial and technological trends. Key points reviewed include: .
Pietruszkiewicz, R., Starr, A. G., Albarbar, A., Mattheys, R.   +3 more
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Remote Heart Failure Monitoring

Current Treatment Options in Cardiovascular Medicine, 2013
Heart failure is associated with a very high rate of hospitalization, which has become a major target for quality improvement. A key strategy for reducing hospitalizations is remote heart failure monitoring. Remote monitoring systems that rely on assessment of symptoms, vital signs, and daily weight change have not consistently lowered the rate of ...
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Remote monitoring of rangeland production

Agricultural Water Management, 1983
Abstract Use of Landsat vegetation indices (combinations of spectral bands) to measure standing crop biomass production in rangelands is addressed. The theoretical basis for vegetation indices is briefly reviewed for ratios, differences and normalizations. Both optical and digital indices are discussed.
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Remote Monitoring of Evoked Potentials

Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 1985
The clinical value of evoked potential testing is now well established. The general availability of this form of testing is currently limited by cost of the equipment and availability of personnel not only to operate it but also to interpret the results.
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