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    accomplish ideal control, patients must screen their blood glucose levels. At present, this obliges a patient to acquire a little example of blood, as a rule through a finger prick. Blood is put onto a sensor test strip that is then read by a handheld electronic reader, which reports the blood glucose concentration. These sensors are based on electrochemical enzymatic estimations (Figure 1) with screen printed cathodes [3] and give quick and exact estimations of blood glucose without the requirement for

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    technologies include the monitoring devices and the blood test devices that can be used by the patients themselves helping them to keep track of their blood sugar level. The solution does not know the blood sugar level but to act on it accordingly (2006). The use of technology and the development of online records are japing the patients to share their records with the doctors and experts overseas to help them adjusting to new drugs and technological tools. Electronic monitoring with artificial pancreas

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    Worldwide, diabetes is a rapidly growing problem that is managed at the individual level by monitoring and controlling blood glucose levels to minimize the negative effects of the disease. Because of limitations in diagnostic methods, significant research efforts are focused on developing improved methods to measure glucose. Nanotechnology has impacted these efforts by increasing the surface area of sensors, improving the catalytic properties of electrodes and providing nanoscale sensors. Herein

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    "WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK FOR SUBSURFACE INFRASTRUCTURE MONITORING" FINAL REPORT BY RAFAEL AMORIM VIANA DE MOURA, WIDENER UNIVERSITY ENGR-400-UNDERGRADUATE ENGR RESEARCH-C-15/SU1 ACADEMIC TRAINING - SUMMER 2015   Table of Content 1. Project Scope and Objectives 3 2. Introduction 3 3. The Project 5 3.1. Wireless communication between ZigBee RF modules 5 3.1.1. Fio v3 6 3.1.2. XBee, XBee Explorer and the Bi-directional communication 7 3.1.3. Accelerometer 9 3.1.4. Software 9 3.1.5. Point-to-Point

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    plays a prominent role. This bibliography shows the gadgets and benefits of wearable electronics to the soldiers in harsh and dangerous situations. Smart soldiers also require smart textiles or intelligent outfits which senses and reacts to environmental conditions. New fiber techniques, smart material and advanced microelectronics have enabled the implementations of intelligent clothes. With help of these electronics soldiers clothes’ will be capable of much more lie recoding, analyzing, sending and

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    Electronic waste is one of the rising issues around the world. Electronic waste includes a significant amount material containing dangerous substances that are very unfriendly to humans and the environment. Electronic waste is created through dumping of electronic equipment. Electronic devices are intended to make our lives easier and better, however the dangerous chemicals inside them make life a nightmare. Electronic waste from our houses is mostly taken along with the trash and burned altogether

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    to everyday items in order for them to send, receive and process data. This can lead to a decrease in production time, aid risk management and will save manufacturers valuable resources such as time and money. Electronic tattoo is a device under Internet of Things in health care. Electronic tattoo is the device which is thinner than a human hair, to monitor vital signal. The reason they're called "tattoos" is that their application is similar to those in children's fake tattoos. It usually starts

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    Fitbit Mission Statement

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    1 Company Description Fitbit is a company specializing in the sales of wearable fitness-tracking devices worldwide. Eric and James, founders of Fitbit, recognized the potentials that wireless technology and sensors could bring to the market by incorporating it into health and fitness products. Thus, they started Fitbit in 2007 and started to create a wearable product that could do so. The company has created products such as Flex, Charge HR and Aria which are wearable devices to track the user's

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    things they need. This is why we need electronics engineering technicians. “Electrical and electronics engineering technicians help engineers design and develop computers, communications equipment, medical monitoring devices, navigational equipment, and other electrical and electronic equipment. They often work in product evaluation and testing, and use measuring and diagnostic devices to adjust, test, and repair equipment. They are also involved in the

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    information we need when we need it. Our children will learn about these advancements in technology and will use them daily. My children love their technology, and I have supported the use of electronic devices in my home for learning and other purposes, but I know now that I was wrong about all of it. Monitoring toddlers and technology is important to me because technology has potential to affect children’s mental behavior negatively, it decreases the physical

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