Send ECGs From a Body Sensor to an Android Phone on a Body Area Network (BAN)
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You’ve heard of LANs (local area networks), WANs (Wide Area Networks), perhaps even PANs (personal area networks). But, how about BANs (Body Area Networks)? That’s what New Scientist reports on here:
Body organs can send status updates to your cellphone
Extremely low power electrocardiogram sensor nodes are attached to the body and transmit data wirelessly to Android powered phones. A custom hardware interface on the Android phone receives this wireless data. The systems developer, Julien Penders, notes that other types of sensors could be used in this way too.
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