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Battery-less shoe-type wearable location sensor system for monitoring people with dementia

Wearable monitoring sensors are a promising method for monitoring the daily activities of elderly people, but they have the problem of needing periodic battery replacement when used for long-term monitoring. To solve this drawback of conventional wearable devices, we developed a shoe-type wearable l...

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Main Authors:	Takahashi, Kazuya, Kitamura, Koji, Nishida, Yoshifumi, Mizoguchi, Hiroshi
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Subjects:	Battery-less Dementia Energy harvesting Estimation Footwear IoT sensor Location sensor Monitoring Nursing home monitor Radio transmitters Receivers Senior citizens Shoe-type sensor Wandering monitoring
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