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Low-Power Wearable ECG Monitoring System for Multiple-Patient Remote Monitoring

Many devices and solutions for remote electrocardiogram (ECG) monitoring have been proposed in the literature. These solutions typically have a large marginal cost per added sensor and are not seamlessly integrated with other smart home solutions. Here, we propose an ECG remote monitoring system tha...

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Published in:	IEEE sensors journal 2016-07, Vol.16 (13), p.5452-5462
Main Authors:	Spano, Elisa, Di Pascoli, Stefano, Iannaccone, Giuseppe
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Subjects:	Biomedical monitoring Data visualization ECG Economic models Electrocardiography healthcare Infrastructure IoT Monitoring multiple-patient monitoring Protocols Prototypes Remote monitoring Sensors Servers Smart buildings State of the art Structural health monitoring ZigBee
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