Background Globally, populations are aging with increasing life spans. The normal aging
process and the resulting disabilities increase fall risks. Falls are an important cause of …

Radar is considered an important technology for health monitoring and fall detection in
elderly assisted living due to a number of attributes not shared by other sensing modalities …

Environmentally embedded (nonwearable) sensor technology is in continuous use in elder
housing to monitor a new set of 'vital signs' that continuously measure the functional status of …

The potential for using micro‐Doppler signatures as a basis for distinguishing between
aided and unaided gaits is considered in this study for the purpose of characterising normal …

Telehealth systems and applications are extensively investigated nowadays to enhance the
quality-of-care and, in particular, to detect emergency situations and to monitor the well …

Abstract Purpose of the Study: Falls are a major problem for the elderly people leading to
injury, disability, and even death. An unobtrusive, in-home sensor system that continuously …

Fall incidents represent a major public health problem among elderly people. This resulted
in a significant increase of the number of investigated systems aiming at detecting falls …

A Doppler radar operating as a Phase-Locked-Loop (PLL) in frequency demodulator
configuration is presented and discussed. The proposed radar presents a unique …

With the rapidly aging population, there is a need to detect elderly's activity, monitor their
health, alert health care personnel, and provide real-time and long-term access to the …

The Internet of Things (IoT) technologies reserves a large latent capacity in dealing with the
emerging fall detection problem of elder people. The radar-based IoT methods are …