Design Of Remote Monitoring System Research Articles

Design of intelligent remote monitoring and diagnosis system for equipment

Design of intelligent remote monitoring and diagnosis system for equipment

Retraction Note: Design of IoT sports remote monitoring system based on digital light processing and wearable devices

Retraction Note: Design of IoT sports remote monitoring system based on digital light processing and wearable devices

Design of ECG Circuit and Patient Remote Monitoring System Using MQTT Protocol for ECG Signals

In the healthcare sector, leveraging the Internet of Things (IoT) brings significant advantages, especially in remote monitoring of patients' health using electrocardiogram (ECG) signals. This study employs IoT technology to enable remote ECG monitoring, utilizing the MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport) protocol to establish a web server. The dedicated measuring device integrates the ADAS1000-3 IC with ESP32 for real-time ECG signal acquisition. In this study, we utilize the Pan-Tompkins algorithm to extract QRS complexes from electrocardiographic signals, count heartbeats, and early detect cardiovascular abnormalities. This solution was tested on a sample dataset from the MIT-BIH (Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center) database. Finally, the article proposes to design and develop a device using advanced IC technologies such as IC ADAS1000-3 combined with ESP32. This device will be designed to meet the requirements of real-time processing and data transmission via webserver.

Development and Implementation of an FPGA-Embedded Multimedia Remote Monitoring System for Information Technology Server Room Management

Conventional data acquisition systems face challenges in achieving high acquisition speeds and rapid storage of large data volumes using microcontrollers. In contrast, field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) offer numerous advantages, including high clock frequencies, minimal internal delays, fast operational speeds, abundant internal RAM resources, and simplified control of complex peripheral circuits. This study presents the design of an FPGA-based multimedia remote monitoring system for information technology server rooms. The proposed system utilizes an FPGA as the primary controller and incorporates environmental sensors, electrical energy sensors, carbon monoxide sensors, smoke sensors, and A/D converter modules to monitor multiple locations within the server room. Simultaneously, the FPGA transmits the collected data from each monitoring point via a serial port to an LCD serial screen for display. An alarm is triggered if any environmental anomalies are detected, indicating abnormal statuses. Additionally, the system employs the fast Fourier transform algorithm and butterfly operations to derive voltage and current AC quantities, while utilizing relative temperature differences to identify equipment faults within the server room. The system is evaluated in terms of functionality, user-friendliness, and reliability. Experimental results demonstrate that all performance measures align with expectations, fulfilling the initial design objectives and highlighting the potential applicability and relevance of FPGA technology in the monitoring field. In addition, a comparison between FPGA and traditional microcontroller systems is performed, showcasing the superior processing speed and performance of the FPGA-based system. This comparative analysis further validates the advantages of using FPGA technology in high-speed data acquisition and monitoring applications.

RETRACTED ARTICLE: Design of IoT sports remote monitoring system based on digital light processing and wearable devices

RETRACTED ARTICLE: Design of IoT sports remote monitoring system based on digital light processing and wearable devices

Design and realization of medical remote monitoring system based on computer vision

Abstract Telemedicine systems, with the development of network technology, have gradually become a new trend in the medical field, which can transmit medical information over a long distance so that experts and doctors can diagnose the patient’s condition and provide emergency assistance over a long distance. This paper puts forward the overall design of the remote monitoring system and its construction objectives, and the construction of the monitoring system to demonstrate in detail the objectives, based on the C/S architecture and the TCP protocol cluster is more suitable for the system design program. Machine vision is utilized to simulate the visual function of the human eye, and the parameters are optimized using the excellent likelihood estimation method to process and extract the monitoring image. The blood oxygen saturation, ECG signal, and body temperature information module are designed to capture physiological information from the user. After testing, this designed remote monitoring system successfully realizes the remote monitoring function of the patient’s oxygen saturation, ECG signal, and body temperature. Meanwhile, an error of ±0.1°C was realized in body temperature detection, and the maximum error of blood oxygen saturation detection was 3%, which all meet the relevant standards. With a simple structure and low price, this system proposes a new method for designing a telemedicine monitoring system.

Telemedicine in the age of the pandemics: The prospects of web-based remote patient monitoring systems for orthopaedic ambulatory care management in the developing economies.

The goal of this research was to demonstrate the efficacy of telemedicine via design, implementation and evaluation of a web-based remote patient monitoring system (WB-RPMS) across the tertiary/university teaching hospitals in a developing country Nigeria, as a tool to continue to expand access to an affordable and resilient tertiary healthcare system through the challenging times of the COVID-19 pandemic or any future disruptions. This research employed an agile and human-centred design thinking philosophy, which saw the researchers iteratively collaborate with clinicians across the system development value chain. It also employed qualitative and quantitative research methods for new system evaluations. After the system's development, a 20-patient sample was randomly selected from members of the National Youth Service Corp to evaluate the WB-RPMS Patient Portal for usability and user experience through a survey based on the system usability scale. Again, the COREQ standards for reporting research result were adopted for this study. The evaluation of the WB-RPMS Patient Portal by a select patient sample showed that 95.0% of the respondents believed that they would like to use the system frequently. It was also discovered that 90.0% of all respondents also indicated that they found the Patient Portal to be simple; 85.0% of the respondents believed and indicated that the WB-RPMS Patient Portal was easy to use. The result of the usability evaluation of the developed WB-RPMS Patient Portal showed that it was well received by the select patient sample and by the clinicians who participated in the development process. In fact, the performance of the system shows that it has the potential to remotely support and sustain improved access to affordable healthcare for outpatients in developing countries even during times of uncertainties and disruptions as recently occasioned by COVID-19 pandemic.

Design of Remote Real-Time Monitoring and Biofeedback System to Connect Patients and Clinicians During Orthopaedic Rehabilitation.

The ORME (Orthopaedic Rehabilitation for ME) is a comprehensive solution developed by NTR Biosensors to address the issue of uncertain weight monitoring during orthopaedic rehabilitation. It consists of multiple ultra-thin force resistance sensors-equipped insole, microelectronics for data processing and transmission, a dedicated smartphone app called ORME control app, and a cloud platform called ORME PRO for remote monitoring by clinicians. The system alerts patients and clinicians to overload events by offering real-time biofeedback and providing haptic and audible cues to correct gait during telemonitoring or telerehabilitation. This minimizes the risk of new injuries and prevents overloading-related setbacks during rehabilitation, while also enabling gait analysis and plantar pressure monitoring. The ORME & ORME PRO systems present an innovative solution to enhance home care, telemonitoring, and tele-orthopaedic rehabilitation outcomes, empowering patients and specialists with an effective tool to monitor and manage the telerehabilitation process and patient-reported outcomes.

Design and Analysis of Iot-Based Remote Load Monitoring and Outage Management System

An essential instrument for the operation of a power system is to monitor and analyze the data to find the fault and rectify it before the system collapses completely. This paper intents to utilize the idea to create a control system that will fulfill objectives like monitoring vital parameters controlling the power distribution, outage management by fault detection based on the variation of Voltage, Frequency, and Current & protection of the Circuit against any significant incidents by isolating the load from utility and flagging the information through feedback to the utility authority. The Project implements the high-end technology for IoT applications that will connect with the Microcontroller to receive the data at regular intervals and post the timestamped data in a cloud platform for remote monitoring and archiving. This innovation can reduce human dependency and overcome the whole outage situation by building a two-way communication that means electricity and information are traded between consumers and utilities to capitalize on the efficiency of a grid system. The proposed model offers intelligent monitoring of the timestamped data with remote access & historical data archiving for a better load profile. An outage management system is designed for the proposed system by intellectual fault detection through Voltage, Frequency & current variation, and isolation of the faulty part from the entire system, maintaining an auto circuit recloser application before the permanent isolation for reducing the human interaction & flagging the outage information & supply emergency backup during the shutdown period, and in the process, helping the power grid from total power outage or blackout.

Co-design and prototype development of the ‘Ayzot App’: A mobile phone based remote monitoring system for palliative care

Background: Palliative care, a recognised component of care by the World Health Organization is poorly developed in low- and middle-income countries. Mobile phone technology, an effective way to increase access and sustainability of healthcare systems globally, has demonstrated benefits within palliative care service delivery, but is yet to be utilised in Ethiopia. Aim: To co-design, develop and evaluate a mobile phone based remote monitoring system for use by palliative care patients in Ethiopia Design: Two-phase co-design approach comprising multiple methods that is stakeholder interviews, focus groups, user-co-creation activities and healthcare worker prioritisation discussions 2019–2020. Phase-1 interviews (n = 40), Phase-2 focus groups (n = 3) and interviews (n = 10). Setting/Participants: Hospice Ethiopia and Yekatit 12 Medical College Hospital: healthcare workers, palliative care patients, family carers & software-developers. Results: Co-design activities lead to development of the prototype ‘Ayzot’ application, which was well received and reported to be easy to use. Patients, and family caregivers saw provision of self-care information and symptom management as a key function of the App and expressed very positive attitudes towards such information being included. Healthcare workers found the App offered service benefits, in terms of time and cost-savings. Conclusion: This paper provides a detailed example of the development and design of a prototype remote monitoring system using mobile phone technology for palliative care use in Ethiopia. Further development and real-world testing are required, to not only understand how it acts within usual care to deliver anticipated benefits but also to explore its effectiveness and provide cost estimates for wider implementation.

Design of remote monitoring system for 3D printing nano diamond film

The rapid development of the 3D printing industry has had a positive impact on all walks of life. Compared with the traditional manufacturing industry, 3D printing could not only shorten the design and manufacturing cycle, but also had great advantages in manufacturing accuracy. With the rapid development of cloud computing in recent years, the combination of cloud services and 3D printing had produced a new production model. This paper proposed to use single-screw extrusion 3D printer to prepare nanodiamond films. In order to monitor the printing process, cloud servers were used to monitor 3D printing remotely. This paper designed a remote control and monitoring system based on cloud platform, Alibaba Cloud server was used to integrate information resources, and finally made remote control of 3D printing equipment, remote video monitoring of printing process, and used image processing to preliminarily judge the integrity of printed objects.

Retracted: Design and Research of Remote Monitoring System for Sports Injury Rehabilitation Training.

[This retracts the article DOI: 10.1155/2021/4390089.].

Design and Application of IOT-Based Real-Time Patient Telemonitoring System Using Biomedical Sensor Network

The field of Internet of Things (IoT) and remote patient monitoring (RPM) system has been developing rapidly causing these technologies to be adopted in multiple domains all around the world. This paper presents the design of a real-time remote monitoring system for vulnerable patients. The proposed device measures body temperature, heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation level and electrocardiogram signals (ECG) of patients admitted into intensive care unit (ICU) or operating room (OR), and automatically updates all these data on a corresponding hybrid cloud server in every 45 s to which a corresponding physician has access. More than 2000 cycles are conducted within a day where all five biomedical parameters are measured and stored on each cycle. Furthermore, the system includes alarm triggering system and emergency short message service (SMS) alert service using GSM technology to initiate proper control actions in case of emergencies. This device facilitates doctors, nurses, relatives of patients, or anyone around the world to monitor real-time parameters of patients. The process was tested on 10 patients obtaining a satisfactory outcome. The system proposed in this paper reveals a new vision of biomedical engineering which tends to the era of remotely controllable ICU environment with more interactive, efficient and fast response of both patient and corresponding physicians.

An Analysis of Internet of Things Computer Network Security and Remote Control Technology

In order to solve the problem of the specific application of Internet of Things computer network security monitoring technology in infrastructure construction, a method of remote network monitoring system design is proposed, taking tunnel security construction as an example. According to the characteristics of construction tunnel safety monitoring, this method provides theoretical guidance from several aspects, such as computer remote monitoring, data decision analysis, safety control, personnel positioning, and data management. Through experiments, it is found that in the safety detection experiment, when the data is extracted within 2 minutes for detection, the detection accuracy is higher than 80%, and if it is 4 minutes, the detection accuracy is higher than 90%; in the response time test, the local control response time is generally less than 1 s. In the remote control response time test, the response time can generally be within 3 s, and it may be greater than 5 s. The designed construction tunnel monitoring system transmits the collected data to the monitoring terminal remotely. Then, the sensor data is analyzed for timing decision-making. This method can effectively calculate the safety status of each monitoring unit of the current tunnel according to a certain algorithm and formulate corresponding emergency measures according to the safety status.

Design of Remote Monitoring System for Lithium Battery Operating Statu

The safety of lithium batteries has always been an important problem that restricts the rapid development of lithium batteries. In view of the problems such as the untimely and difficult monitoring of the thermal runaway behavior of the lithium battery energy storage system, a remote monitoring system for the operating state of lithium batteries based on ZigBee and NB-IOT technology is designed. The real-time collection of the operating parameters of lithium batteries is realized through various sensors, the whole system is constructed by the Internet of things technology, and the uploading of operating parameters is realized through the network. It is verified that the system can operate stably, collect the operating parameters of lithium battery and upload relevant data in real time, facilitate the remote monitoring of staff, and provide a strong guarantee for the safety of lithium battery energy storage system.

Experimental and Computational Verification of a New Remote Monitoring System Design for Spent Fuel Dry Cask Safeguards Using Small-Scale, Generic Diversion Scenarios

Dry casks will be a prevalent spent nuclear fuel (SNF) storage option until solutions for long-term storage or disposal are deployed. A dry cask storing 32 pressurized water reactor fuel assemblies will likely contain about 20 significant quantities of plutonium, so these structures require effective safeguards monitoring. An external remote monitoring system (RMS) is proposed to advance the current dry cask safeguards regime which relies on containment and surveillance. The objectives of this study were to assess the performance of the external RMS as a detection system and to develop a simulation approach for estimating measurements. Small-scale experiments of generic neutron source diversions mimicking SNF diversion from a dry cask were conducted and the nondetection probability was calculated for a variety of measurement times. MCNP simulations were carried out to assess the degree to which the measurement results could be predicted. A previous simulation methodology was advanced to consider uncertainty in the activity of sources being measured. The study concluded that the external RMS performs well as a neutron detection system and that MCNP simulation is a viable tool both for predicting measurements made with the external RMS and for calculating nondetection probabilities of hypothetical, generic diversion scenarios.

Experimental Verification of Proposed Internal Remote Monitoring System for Spent Nuclear Fuel Dry Cask Storage Applications

It has become a common practice to store sufficiently cooled spent nuclear fuel (SNF) assemblies in interim storage dry casks with passive cooling. These dry casks require nuclear safeguards monitoring because they contain plutonium. Past studies on dry cask modeling and simulations have shown that a remote monitoring system (RMS) situated inside the dry cask could continually monitor and detect the removal of even a single SNF assembly from the cask. This conceptual RMS design was tested by conducting laboratory-scale experiments using small-size 252Cf neutron sources. These small-size sources were surrounded by neutron-reflecting materials in the experiments to mimic the SNF assemblies as a surface neutron source to the fission chamber detectors of the RMS. Experimental and simulation results showed that the removal or diversion of even a single neutron source is detectable within 4 min with a probability of detection greater than 80%.

Design of Remote Real-Time Monitoring and Control Management System for Smart Home Equipment Based on Wireless Multihop Sensor Network

With the intensification of the pace of modern urban life and the increase of work pressure, people have higher requirements for the safety and comfort of home. However, the rapid development of Internet of Things technology, wireless communication technology, embedded technology, and data fusion technology has made this desire possible, thus making intelligent and safe. Using wireless sensor network, intelligent home system can realize the real-time collection of object location and state information, remote operation of home equipment, as well as the monitoring of the information of personnel activities, etc. However, how to efficiently analyze and integrate these information to be applied to the intelligent home system is one of the problems that need to be solved; further study of the smart home system of personal behavior identifies fire monitoring and remote monitoring of mining applications. Such information collection and integration of technology and method are given based on wireless sensor network transfer of key technologies; intelligent home security monitoring system based on Bayesian networks is proposed and a card. According to the theoretical fire monitoring method, and based on the Bayesian belief network personal behavior identification model, this paper provides the theory and method for the remote safety monitoring and control in the intelligent home environment. In this paper, based on the multisensor data fusion of smart home security, real-time monitoring alarm platform is built. Through the multisensor detection module for the home fire gas human infrared monitoring, the detected data is transmitted to the data fusion center for processing; processed results are uploaded to the cloud through the Internet. When abnormal conditions occur, users can log in to the mobile phone client to view abnormal alarm results.

Design and Implementation of Remote Monitoring System for Rare Trees Based on LoRa Communication

In recent years, rare plants on the earth have gradually disappeared, so it is urgent to inspect and protect their health. A rare tree monitoring system compatible with NB-IOT (Narrow Band Internet of Things) is designed based on the low-power data transmission technology of LoRa (Long Range Radio). The system takes stm32f103c8t6 as the core of the controller, collects information through temperature and humidity sensor, attitude sensor, infrared pyroelectric sensor and sound sensor, builds a server to store the information and data back to the server, uses the terminal to access the server, and reminds the operator when the amount of information exceeds a certain threshold, Finally, the real-time monitoring of rare trees in the field is realized.

Design of Remote Patient Monitoring System for Chronic Diseases

Design of Remote Patient Monitoring System for Chronic Diseases