Individual users' sensitive information, such as heart rate, calories burned, or even sleep
patterns, are casually tracked by smart wearable devices to be further processed or …

Millions of wearable devices with embedded sensors (eg, fitness trackers) are present in
daily lives of its users, with the number growing continuously, especially with the …

Electronic Health Record systems are important for smooth workflows, efficiency, and better
healthcare facilities. Unfortunately, such facilities are not widely implemented in many …

In an industrial environment, there is always a surging demand for a wearable device to
cope up with the increasing degree of automation and reduced manual intervention. The …

Wearables are quite useful in monitoring crucial parameters during patient-care in medical
units and in fitness assessment. They indicate the cardiac system state of a user from the …

The area of research is related to the issue of including personalized health data collected
via the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) devices, such as personal tracking devices, into the …

Wearable smart devices are becoming more prevalent in our lives. These tiny devices read
various health signals such as heart rate and pulse and also serve as companion devices …