Mobile Process Research Articles

Monitoring Structural Changes during Electrochemical Cycling of Solid-Solution Spinel Oxide MgCrVO4.

Rechargeable magnesium-ion batteries (MIBs) hold significant promise as an alternative to conventional lithium-ion technology driven by their natural abundance and low-cost, high-energy density, and safety features. Spinel oxides, including MgCrVO4, have emerged as a prospective cathode material for MIBs due to their promising combination of capacity, operating potential, and cation mobility. However, the structural evolution, phase stability, and processes of Mg mobility in MgCrVO4 during electrochemical cycling are poorly understood. In this study, we synthesized a single-phase, solid solution of spinel oxide MgCrVO4 and employed operando X-ray diffraction to couple physical properties with structural changes during cycling. Our results revealed a two-phase reaction mechanism coupled with a solid-solution-like reaction, highlighting the complicated transformation between two distinct phases in the MgCrVO4 lattice during Mg (de)intercalation. Rietveld refinement of the operando data provided valuable insights into the mechanism of the Cr/V-based spinel oxide, shedding light on the transition between the two phases and their roles in Mg-ion (de)intercalation. This study contributes to a deeper understanding of the structural dynamics in multivalent cathode materials and sets the stage for the development of advanced Mg-ion cathodes with enhanced performance and stability.

Examining medical urgent and patient precedence within the telemedicine landscape with its infrastructure and policies: A comprehensive review

Medical facilities are confronted with grave issues, including a population that is aging and a physician shortage. In an effort to address these issues, telehealth and remote health monitoring systems (RHMS) aim to reduce hospital visits by a small amount. RHMS lessens the workload for primary care patients and enhances inter-unit communication, which lessens the strain on emergency rooms. Due to significant advancements in mobile information transfer and processing of signal technologies, some healthcare researchers have made efforts to employ RHMS in place of hospital visits to provide triage and prioritization for individuals. Prioritization is a strategy for giving people urgent medical care in an attempt to save their lives, while clinical examination determines the severity of a sickness or damage. To emphasize the disadvantages of the present patient screening and prioritization system over the telehealth environment, a crucial inquiry is needed. Based on two crucial axes, an in-depth examination of patient prioritization and medical crisis assessment in a videoconferencing setting was provided in this research. First, a collection, analysis, and classification of earlier research on triage of patients and prioritization in this kind of setting was done. Second, a variety of priorities and standards, as well as various approaches and procedures for prioritization, were provided and examined. The subsequent outcomes were attained: The shortcomings and issues with the current patient prioritization and assessment methods were highlighted. The assessment and priority for individuals who have cardiac conditions were not presented. In the years to come, a structure based on the theory of evidence, as well as the incorporation of a multiple-layer analytical hierarchy approach and method for ranking preference due to resemblance to perfect solutions, can be used to prioritize the care of several patients with ongoing cardiovascular disease by triaging them based on various emergencies dimensions.

RETRACTED ARTICLE: Application of wearable sensors based on infrared optical imaging in mobile image processing in basketball teaching

RETRACTED ARTICLE: Application of wearable sensors based on infrared optical imaging in mobile image processing in basketball teaching

Smart Resource Allocation in Mobile Cloud Next-Generation Network (NGN) Orchestration with Context-Aware Data and Machine Learning for the Cost Optimization of Microservice Applications

Mobile cloud computing (MCC) provides resources to users to handle smart mobile applications. In MCC, task scheduling is the solution for mobile users’ context-aware computation resource-rich applications. Most existing approaches have achieved a moderate service reliability rate due to a lack of instance-centric resource estimations and task offloading, a statistical NP-hard problem. The current intelligent scheduling process cannot address NP-hard problems due to traditional task offloading approaches. To address this problem, the authors design an efficient context-aware service offloading approach based on instance-centric measurements. The revised machine learning model/algorithm employs task adaptation to make decisions regarding task offloading. The proposed MCVS scheduling algorithm predicts the usage rates of individual microservices for a practical task scheduling scheme, considering mobile device time, cost, network, location, and central processing unit (CPU) power to train data. One notable feature of the microservice software architecture is its capacity to facilitate the scalability, flexibility, and independent deployment of individual components. A series of simulation results show the efficiency of the proposed technique based on offloading, CPU usage, and execution time metrics. The experimental results efficiently show the learning rate in training and testing in comparison with existing approaches, showing efficient training and task offloading phases. The proposed system has lower costs and uses less energy to offload microservices in MCC. Graphical results are presented to define the effectiveness of the proposed model. For a service arrival rate of 80%, the proposed model achieves an average 4.5% service offloading rate and 0.18% CPU usage rate compared with state-of-the-art approaches. The proposed method demonstrates efficiency in terms of cost and energy savings for microservice offloading in mobile cloud computing (MCC).

Early Impact of Mobilization Process on Cardiac Function and Size in Patients Undergoing Autologous Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation

Background: The hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) process is known to cause cardiac toxicity of different grades. In this paper, we aimed to evaluate the impact of mobilization procedure of hematopoietic stem cells for autologous HSCT process for left and right ventricle sizes and functions. Material and Methods: The data of 47 patients undergoing autologous HSCT were analyzed. All patients underwent hematopoietic stem cell mobilization with chemotherapy and filgrastim at 10 µg/kg/d. Echocardiography was performed two times: before enrolling in the transplantation process and after mobilization before the conditioning regimen for transplantation. Changes in left and right ventricle (RV) diameter and systolic and diastolic function of the left ventricle and systolic function of the RV were measured. Results: A statistically significant difference was observed in the change of right ventricular function (S‘)—it slightly decreased. Mean S‘ before mobilization was 13.93 ± 2.85 cm/s, and after mobilization it was 12.19 ± 2.64 cm/s (p = 0.003). No statistically significant change in left ventricular diameter and systolic and diastolic function and RV diameter was observed. Conclusions: The mobilization procedure in patients undergoing autologous HSCT is associated with reduced RV systolic function. S‘ could be used as a reliable tool to evaluate early cardiotoxicity in HSCT patients and guide further follow-up.

Seaward alteration of arsenic mobilization mechanisms based on fine-scale measurements in Pearl River estuarine sediments

Identification of key As mobilization processes in estuarine sediments is challenging due to the transitional hydrodynamic condition and the technical restriction of obtaining fine-scale results. Herein, high-resolution (μm to mm) and in situ profiling of As with associated elements (Fe, Mn, and S) by the diffusive gradients in thin-film (DGT) technique were applied and coupled with pore water and solid phase analysis as well as microbial high-throughput sequencing, to ascertain the driving mechanisms of As mobilization in the sediments of Pearl River Estuary (PRE). Significant diffusion fluxes of As from sediment to water were observed, particularly in the upper estuary. With the seaward increase of salinity, the driving mechanism of As mobilization gradually shifted from microbial-induced dissimilatory Fe reduction to saltwater-induced ion exchange. Correspondingly, the dominant Fe-reducing bacteria (FeRB) in sediments changed from the genera Clostridium_sensu_stricto_1 and Bacillus to Ferrimonas and Deferribacter. The presence of dissolved sulfide in deeper sediments contributes to As removal through the formation of As-S precipitates as supported by theoretical calculations. Fine-scale findings revealed seaward changes of As mobilization mechanism in the sediments of a human-impacted estuary and may benefit the understanding of As biogeochemical behavior in estuaries worldwide.

Integrated, multi-scale and multi-objective design of batch food processing plants. Part 2: Application to a mobile fruit and vegetable processing unit

The design of food processing plants that are plug-and-play, reconfigurable, modular, mobile and containerised is a complex task. The "Methodology for the integrated, multi-scale and multi-objective design of systems" can be used to design such systems. This was developed and the various tasks that make it up presented in a previous article by Savoure et al. (2023) (references to be specified). The aim of this study is to assess the potential of this methodology to design a mobile fruit and vegetable processing unit. Firstly, a design support tool was developed to (i) simulate the behaviour and estimate the performances of design solutions, (ii) convert their performances into desirability indices using the decision maker's preferences and (iii) search for the design solution(s) that best satisfy the decision maker's design objectives. The results were then visualised and analysed to ensure that the resulting design solution was a satisfying, feasible and coherent trade-off. This analysis also helped to understand (i) which design variables, models and assumptions drove the design decision the most and (ii) which final products, design objectives, performance indicators and preference models influenced the optimisation process the most. In particular, it showed that one of the products (okra puree) limited the performance of the design solution. Finally, this work increased the level of understanding of the design problem and challenged the preferences of the decision maker.

МЕХАНІЗМ УПРАВЛІННЯ СОЦІАЛЬНОЮ МОБІЛЬНІСТЮ ПЕРСОНАЛУ: ТЕОРЕТИЧНІ АСПЕКТИ

The article highlights approaches to the management of social mobility in the context of the current challenges and threats posed by the full-scale war and the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. The author researches and analyses the management process from different perspectives, namely, from economic, social, and legal points of view. The methods and means of mutual influence of the subjects and the object of management of social mobility of personnel are characterized. The influence of factors on the development of social mobility among personnel through the interconnection of state institutions, trade unions, and employers is substantiated. The interrelation between the elements of the process of managing the social mobility of staff is considered with a view to intensifying socio-economic changes and generating innovative ideas aimed at solving social problems through an appropriate mechanism. The article emphasizes the development of human capital in the working population and the growth of quality of life due to the strengthening of the processes of social mobility of personnel. The author identifies the levers of influence of the subjects of social mobility management through the introduction of regulatory policy measures, the concept of decent work, social justice, and human capital. The importance of social dialogue in addressing pressing employment issues through the active involvement of employers and research institutions, the dissemination of information on labour market trends, expanding access to educational and training opportunities, and increasing the diversity of career prospects is emphasized. It is determined that the mechanism for managing the social mobility of enterprise personnel is its ability to accumulate, preserve, implement, improve, and restore labour potential in space and time to obtain a qualitative result of human capital management. This article examines both objective and subjective factors of influence on the mechanism of management of social mobility of personnel and identifies their division into those related to qualitative characteristics of a personality, those related to working conditions, and individual characteristics and interests of a personality.

Social Mobility in Yeshiva High Schools in the 1980s: The Importance of Habitus and Religious Zionist Socialization

This article addresses the mobile experience of Mizrahi graduates of yeshiva high schools in the late 1980s. The research findings showed that the graduates attributed a central role to yeshiva high school in their process of social mobility. The yeshiva high school functioned as an elite educational institution and assisted students in the cultivation of a habitus that enabled social mobility. In addition, the students also experienced “sectoral mobility” as a result of their studies; their time in yeshiva high school was key to their integration into Israeli religious Zionist society. In conclusion, the study emphasizes the importance of habitus as a condition for mobility, with a particular focus on the religious Zionist socialization processes that took place in yeshiva high school in the 1980s.

INHABITING LIMINALITY: The Temporal, Spatial and Experiential Assemblage of Emancipatory Practices in the Lives of Housing Squatters in Rome, Italy

AbstractIn this article I question notions of urban liminality by foregrounding the temporal, spatial and experiential dimensions underpinning their formations. I focus on liminal practices of inhabitation in the context of a housing squat in Rome, Italy, by investigating how a permanent housing deprivation condition, once politically organized in a squatted building, can anchor processes of empowerment and political mobilization. To do so, I put forward a rereading of liminality, not necessarily as a temporary state but rather as a more comprehensive spatial–temporal assemblage, by offering a tripartite reading of liminal conditions in their spatial, temporal and experiential dimensions. My goal is to offer an analysis of urban and housing liminality that transcends totalizing narratives of exceptionality, temporariness or straightforward annihilation, advancing instead a more nuanced reading—where liminality can be seen either as a vehicle for social depotentiation or as the grounds for collective forms of emancipatory practices.

Vigilância Popular em Saúde no sul do Brasil: expressões de um território que pulsa

Throughout the country it had been identified diverse initiatives of popular protagonism in the perspective of promotion and protection of life, in search of healthy and sustainable territories. This text aims at describing the experience of a historical, dynamic and permanent process of struggle and social mobilization against the violation of fundamental rights for health and environmental sustainability in the Settlement Santa Rita de Cássia II, in Nova Santa Rita, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. This experience can be considered as an action of strengthening and reinvention of health surveillance by the population, therefore a Popular Health Surveillance, trespassing the fragmenting frontiers of knowledge hegemony, going through paths that prioritize and face the problems of its living territory, a territory that pulsates and struggles since its resumption.

ФАКТОРИ МОБІЛЬНОСТІ ПРАЦІВНИКА У СУЧАСНИХ УМОВАХ

The article examines the peculiarities of employee mobility under martial law, which consist in a fundamental change in the labor market environment due to increased imbalances in the labor market in terms of labor supply and demand, mass migration movements to the western regions of the state and abroad, and the impact of global changes in human resource management on the course of employee mobility. The article examines the trends in the development of global trends in human resources management and their impact on employee mobility, identifies peculiarities in the processes of employee mobility under the influence of destructive factors caused by the consequences of active hostilities, analyzes the impact of global trends in human resources management on employee mobility, and identifies problematic aspects in the existing processes of employee mobility. The reasons for internal employee mobility are analyzed, taking into account the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and military escalation, namely, the increase in gender imbalances in the labor market, the reorientation of its qualification and professional component, and the introduction of the latest technologies in human resource management processes, in particular, models of generative artificial intelligence. The role of social dialogue, a human-centered approach, and macroeconomic stability in enhancing employee mobility is highlighted. The influence of corporate culture, relevant skills, and social status, in particular as a result of the mass migration of Ukrainians to save their lives, an increase in the share of women in the labor market due to the mobilization of men, new concepts of employment, and alternative ways of acquiring qualifications, is determined. The author identifies and summarizes the negative and positive factors of labor mobility that affect labor productivity and human capital development. The importance of the latest technologies and digital access for employee mobility is considered, namely the introduction of environmental, social, and governance standards, in particular the reorientation of business processes in accordance with the principles of the green economy, and the importance of proper corporate insurance and social protection is emphasized since, as never before, safety is now a key aspect of an effective working environment.

THE DEVELOPMENT OF A MOBILE APPLICATION ISMIND FOR FORMATIVE STUDENTS’ ASSESSMENT

Nowadays, mobile learning utilizing mobile applications has become widely adopted due to its flexibility and the numerous benefits it offers. However, the availability of mobile apps in education especially for assessment is limited and still an emerging topic despite the affirmation of its positive impact on students’ learning outcomes and motivation. The complexity of the mobile application development process, which includes requirement elicitation, modeling, designing, developing, testing, and evaluating, could be a contributing factor to this issue. This study aimed to propose a guideline for designing and developing an educational mobile application through the development of an application named IsMind that focuses on formative assessment. Evolutionary Prototyping, a methodology under the agile approach of Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) was deployed to meet the educational application requirement by integrating content, pedagogy, and technology aspects to provide better teaching and learning material. The activities within each phase of evolutionary prototyping including the models, tools, techniques, and deliverables were discussed extensively. The analysis and design phase were done using an object-oriented approach with appropriate models (diagrams) to present the functional requirement of the mobile application. Various CASE tools which accelerated the development process in various stages of software development were explained.UMLet software was employed to create a use case diagram, activity diagram, and sequence diagram. The user interface design, which followed The Eight Golden Rules of Interface, was developed utilizing Marvel software. Adobe Photoshop CS6, Adobe Illustrator CS6, Unity 3D, and Microsoft Visual Studio Code (C#) were utilized in the development process. The mobile application provides a variety of question types, such as Drag And Drop, Multiple Choice, Numbering, True And False, Matching, and Puzzle. The evaluation of IsMind indicated its appropriateness as an interactive teaching and learning media for assessment. The proposed steps for constructing this assessment educational mobile app. The proposed methodology consists of the details of phases, various activities within each phase, techniques, models, and tools for each activity as well as deliverables of each phase offer a helpful guideline for anyone interested in developing a similar application.

Integrating analytical statistical models, sequential pattern mining, and fuzzy set theory for advanced mobile app reliability assessment

The study presents a new method for evaluating the reliability of mobile applications using the Corcoran model. This model includes several aspects of reliability, including performance, reliability, availability, scalability, security, usability, and testability. The Corcoran model can be applied to evaluate mobile applications by analysing key reliability metrics. Using the model significantly improves the reliability assessment of applications compared to traditional methods, which are primarily focused on desktop and server configurations. The aim of the study is to offer a more optimised approach to evaluating the reliability of mobile applications. The paper examines the problems faced by mobile app developers. This study represents a new application of the Corcoran model in evaluating the reliability of mobile applications. This model is characterised by an emphasis on the use of quantitative statistics and the ability to provide an accurate estimate of the probability of failure without any inaccuracies, which distinguishes this model from other software reliability models. The paper suggests using a combination of analytical statistical models, data extraction methods such as sequential pattern analysis, and fuzzy set theory to implement the Corcoran model. The application of the methodology is demonstrated by studying software error reports and conducting a comprehensive statistical analysis of them. To improve the results of future research, the paper suggests making more extensive use of the Corcoran model in various mobile applications and environments. It is recommended to change the model to take into account the constantly changing characteristics of mobile applications and their increasing complexity. In addition, it is advisable to conduct additional research to improve the data mining methods used in the model and explore the possibility of integrating artificial intelligence for more advanced software reliability analysis. Applying the Corcoran model to the mobile app development process to evaluate reliability can significantly improve the quality of applications, leading to increased customer satisfaction and trust in mobile apps. This model can serve as a guide for developers and companies to evaluate and improve their applications, driving innovation and continuous improvement in the competitive mobile app sector.

Early and targeted mobilization after surgical interventions

Early mobilization, which still has no standard definition, is an important component of enhanced recovery after all surgical interventions. By providing early and targeted mobilization, many postsurgical complications can be prevented, and the recovery period and hospital stay can be shortened. However, there are many obstacles reported by both healthcare team members and patients in the achievement of early and targeted mobilization. In addition, there is currently no strong evidence to guide clinical practice in this context. The establishment of mobilization programs specific to surgical patients in healthcare institutions, informing patients about the mobilization process in the preoperative period, determining step goals, promoting motivation, monitoring the number of steps, and encouraging patients to keep a mobilization diary are among the practices that can be implemented to ensure early and targeted mobilization. It is also underlined that early mobilization involves multidisciplinary teamwork. As healthcare professionals, nurses are an important member of the multidisciplinary team in the implementation of early and targeted mobilization programs to maintain the quality of care after surgery. This review aimed to highlight the roles and responsibilities of surgical nurses in early and targeted mobilization practices after surgery and the importance of early and targeted mobilization and discuss the barriers encountered in achieving early and targeted mobilization and the recommendations of current guidelines on this subject.

The effect of anti-pressure position gel pad in procedures under general anesthesia on postoperative low back pain and walking time: A quasi-experimental study

BackgroundPostoperative low back pain is frequently observed in patients undergoing general anesthesia. Having LBP in the first week after surgery affects the mobilization process of the patients. Placing an anti-pressure position gel pad on the lumbar region during surgery may improve patient outcomes. MethodsThe aim of this single-blind quasi-experimental study was to evaluate the effect of the anti-pressure lumbar gel pad on postoperative LBP and mobilization time at the first mobilization following surgeries performed in the supine position under general anesthesia. The study was carried out in the general surgery operation room. A total of 168 patients were included in the study. In the experimental group, after induction of general anesthesia a small size anti-pressure gel pad was placed on the lumbar region of ​​patients with BMI ˂18.5, medium size for those with a BMI of 18.5–24.9, and a large size anti-pressure gel pad for patients with a BMI of 25–29.9. We collected sociodemographic information and measured postoperative LBP and walking time using the Numeric Pain Rating Scale and a stopwatch. ResultsIn the experimental group, the mean LBP severity score was 2.63 ± 1.10 on admission to the general surgery clinic after surgery (day 0), 2.58 ± 0.98 after surgery before the first mobilization, 1.43 ± 1.07 on postoperative day 1, 0.87 ± 1.05 on day 2, and 0.21 ± 0.58 on day 6. In the control group, the mean LBP severity score at these time points was 4.29 ± 1.47, 4.58 ± 1.49, 3.99 ± 1.43, 3.61 ± 1.47, and 2.92 ± 1.43, respectively. A significant difference was observed between the groups in terms of the LBP severity mean scores (F = 58.913, p ˂ 0.05) The mean walking time at the first mobilization in experimental and control groups was 12.08 ± 2.82 and 9.88 ± 2.90 min, respectively. A significant difference was observed between the groups in terms of the mean walking time (t = 4.988, p ˂ 0.001). ConclusionThe use of an anti-pressure lumbar gel pad improved postoperative LBP and the length of time spent walking at the first mobilization.

OLDER ADULTS’ PERSPECTIVES ON ETHICAL ISSUES RELATED TO AGETECH

Abstract Most funding programs in the AgeTech sector emphasise the involvement of the end user in research and innovation activities in order to strengthen relevance, appropriateness and real-world impact. However, this engaged approach is still a work in progress and often remains a matter of tokenism with older adults. Involving older adults is seen as key when creating ethically appropriate and inclusive AgeTech for their age group. This paper based on the reflections from members of two AgeTech groups: AGE-WELL’s Older Adults and Caregivers Advisory Committee and the Research Group of Seniors 411 in Vancouver, BC. This paper highlights some ethical problems inherent in AgeTech, particularly how ageist assumptions can be built into technology-based healthcare, including the ongoing challenges of community participation, and presents a more radical agenda of older adults at the forefront of setting research priorities and shaping the development and implementation of AgeTech. Central to this is the building of community capacity; training to facilitate older adults’ engagement in the research process: mobilizing expertise within the community to address local needs; developing mechanisms for connecting older adults and researchers in an integrated knowledge mobilization process. The paper reflects on how this approach can have a significant impact on the lives of older people, and address the digital divide that marginalizes them. Remaining challenges include how to sustain older adults’ participation in innovation initiatives, and providing hard evidence to demonstrate that a more engaged approach has tangible benefits and impact in terms of developing new products and services.

Labor Market, Migration Processes, Social State in the Conditions of Population Aging in Russia

This article deals with the results of a study of the consequences of population aging using sociological methods. The subject of the study is the effects of population aging on the national and international labor market, the prospects of the welfare state in connection with the growing share of the elderly population, directions and options for the development of migration processes involving the elderly. The purpose of the study is to answer the question of what kind of basis alarmist sentiments have under them, caused by threats of a rapid increase in the share of the elderly in the total population. In this study, the authors proceed from the assumption that the concern that the world scientific community is experiencing in connection with population aging is somewhat exaggerated, and there are many chances to evaluate this process as a time of opportunities and broad prospects. The study was conducted using previously developed and published methodological approaches in studies of the effects of population aging. The method of conducting the research is an online survey of experts from the academic community, during which 18 responses were received. The analysis of the received answers allowed us to confirm the hypothesis put forward and offer a number of arguments that can reduce the degree of anxiety for some of the consequences that population aging carries. This study is an important step for further study of such a multifaceted, complex, relevant and mobile process as population aging. One of the areas of future research is to expand the sample of the study to political figures as a force capable of managing expectations from population aging.

NEW METAHEURISTIC ALGORITHM «SEARCH BY MOBILITY»

The relevance of modern metaheuristic algorithms has been proven, a number of terms and relationships between them are illuminated, and a need for classification has been clarified. An approach to the classification of metaheuristic algorithms has proposed, based on the terms and division of categories taken from the natural sciences. This makes it possible to combine a certain segment of knowledge into a cluster with a single terminology. Considering the category of «metaphor» and its functions in the formation of metaheuristic algorithms, it made it possible to gain a deeper understanding of possibilities for using metaphors in scientific activity. A new metaheuristic algorithm «Search by mobility» has proposed, which has based on actions and processes similar to the processes of general social and everyday mobility of people, and its main provisions had formed. «Search by mobility» creates a high level of self-organizing parameter search system that corresponds to the general provisions of synergy in technical systems. The metaphor of the «Search by mobility» algorithm has described. Basic definitions and categories are considered. This enables a high-quality presentation, description and delivery of ideas, principles of operation and sequences of algorithms. Because of using a metaphor, we get an increase in understanding and intensification of conveying an idea. The new metaheuristic algorithm «Search by mobility» has described, which is based on processes that copy the social mobility of human communities. Also, the algorithm «Search by mobility» combines elements of a modified evolutionary algorithm, which allows to get as close as possible to the life and social process of most of humanity, that is the desire to take a better or no worse than the current life position. The proposed new metaheuristic algorithm «Search by mobility» showed higher efficiency than standard and modified evolutionary algorithms at the stage of conducting test trials. The extension of those evolutionary algorithms by local searches taken together with the proposed strategy, which is a reflection of the metaphor, showed the prevailing results. Keywords: metaheuristic algorithm, metaphor, optimization, «Search by mobility»

Enhancing Health Information Management with Smart Rings

A little electronic device that is worn on the finger is called a smart ring. It incorporates mobile technology and has features that make it simple to use the device. These gadgets, which resemble conventional rings and are usually made to fit on the finger, are outfitted with features including access management, gesture control, mobile payment processing, and activity tracking. A poor sleep pattern, an irregular schedule, and bad eating habits are all part of the problems with health that a lot of people today are facing. Diets lacking of fruits, vegetables, legumes, nuts, and whole grains are common. Individuals in India also experience metabolic issues. In the medical field, smart rings will help patients with problems relating to stomach illnesses and the incapacity to consume meals that are tailored to their bodies' needs. The smart ring tracks all bodily functions, including blood sugar and glucose levels, and presents the information instantly. Based on this data, the ring generates what the body will find to be perfect insights and a workable site layout. In addition, we conducted focus groups and individual interviews as part of our core approach and discussing the difficulties they're having maintaining up the right diet, as well as whether or not the smart ring will be beneficial to them.However, everyone was very enthusiastic about and supportive of the concept of using smart rings in healthcare, and they believed that these rings may assist them in maintaining their health and have a well-balanced diet plan.This response came from the primary data and also working on the Emerging Technology Canvas Analysis of smart rings in healthcare has led to a significant improvement in our understanding of the technology's application in the medical field. It is believed that there will be a growing demand for smart health care as people become more conscious of their health.The majority of individuals will finally utilize this ring after three to four years, when demand for it will have increased. Their daily lives will be significantly impacted by it.