Sensors in mobile phones
Approach for the Development of a Framework for the Identification of Activities of Daily Living Using Sensors in Mobile Devices
... of sensors available in a mobile device, also aiming at reducing the current complexity and constraints in the development of these ...the mobile device located in the front ...
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LED to LED communication with WDM concept for flash light of Mobile phones
... use Mobile Handset flash to transmit ...interested in. In proposed method we suggest to use this 3 color light to produce white light for future mobile ...applications. In mean while ...
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A Mobile Healthcare Solution for Ambient Assisted Living Environments
... [1]. In 2010, ...that, in 2060, this value will attain to ...small sensors embedded in clothing, jewelry, watches, shoes, phones, and other mobile devices like the Chair-type ...
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An ambient assisted living solution for mobile environments
... natural in the life of a human being from birth to ...not. In elderly people the consequences of a fall increase with higher ...possible. In a perfect scenario it would be possible to predict when a ...
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Uso da Internet entre os alunos do primeiro ano da Universidade: Computador contra atividades de telemóveis em contextos casa, escola e comunidade
... and in the community than at ...to in the ...their mobile phones and ...engaging in, perhaps, inappropriate use of the internet relative to ...one in ten participating university ...
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Mobile Phones As Surveillance Tools: Implementing and Evaluating a Large-Scale Intersectoral Surveillance System for Rabies in Tanzania.
... morbidity in low-income countries, there is a real unmet need for integrated intersectoral surveillance systems, which could be facilitated through shared archi- tecture ...[21]. In Tanzania, there is ...
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Human Being as a Communication Portal: The construction of the Profile on Mobile Phones
... of mobile phones in the daily life of human being not only alters space and time dimensions, but it also changes the perception and the way we relate with the ...interaction in the common ...
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Mobile phones: the next step towards healthcare delivery in rural India?
... of mobile phones in acute care and epidemics A study from Washington, ...via mobile phones in an ...that mobile phones were useful in facilitating ...
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Rev. Saúde Pública vol.51 suppl.1
... increase in number of households with only mobile phone required the inclusion of this strategy to be still ...performed in this experiment (Vigitel dual frame) propose a new approach for including ...
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WIRELESS GRID COMPUTING
... static. In wireless grids, wireless devices can act as real grid nodes where part of data processing and storage is taking ...place. In a special type of wireless grid, all wireless devices are considered ...
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Mobile phones in young people everyday life: case study with Portuguese and Brazilian students
... Abstract: Mobile phones have become commonplace everyday objects in al- most all societies regardless of their development ...of mobile phones, in particular smartphones, by ...
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Clinics vol.64 número3
... out in a circular, galvanized steel maze (1.83m in diameter and 75cm in depth), which was filled with water (22 ± 2°C) to a depth of 50cm and rendered opaque by the addition of a non-toxic, water ...
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GOLD RECOVERY FROM PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS OF MOBILE PHONES SCRAPS USING A LEACHING SOLUTION ALTERNATIVE TO CYANIDE
... from mobile phones in relation to the amount of gold contained, to evaluate alternative leaching agents for the gold (ammonium and sodium thiosulfate) and compare these to commercial stripping ...
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Unified Cooperative Location System
... obstructions in the environment, the strength with which an emitter is observed varies considerably spatially, even over dis- tances as small as a ...connect in a few minutes, the next day, or the following ...
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Multi-sensor data fusion in mobile devices for the identification of Activities of Daily Living
... increase in the accuracy of identification of Activities of Daily Living (ADL) is very important for different goals of Enhanced Living Environments and for Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) ...sound in that ...
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From mass to networked communication: communicational models and the informational society
... lives in ways in which both the “limits” of the know, the frontier between something, together with what is considered to be righteously “concealed” or kept in “reserve” are ...views, in his ...
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An experimental study of an efficient supercapacitor stacking scheme to power mobile phones
... used in many different applications combined with batteries, occasionally even replacing ...usage in mobile electronic devices like the mobile phone unviable, if the same autonomy is ...
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Shop Inference System Using Location Data and Bayesian Network
... attention in marketing and product recommendations ...of mobile and smart phones equipped with global positing system (GPS) receivers, can provide various ser- vice ...used in locations with ...
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CELL PHONE USAGE BY HEALTH PERSONNEL: PREVENTIVE STRATEGIES TO DECREASE RISK OF CROSS INFECTION IN CLINICAL CONTEXT
... change in practices and mentalities, emerging or planned, should be based on three fundamental pillars: strengthening optimal hand washing prac- tices before and after the use of such equipment, disseminate ...
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Validation of a method for the estimation of energy expenditure during physical activity using a mobile device accelerometer
... several sensors and/or mobile de- vices has been subject of research studies, from which different solutions were proposed, including the use of metabolic equivalents of tasks (MET) to measure physical ...
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