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Guest Editorial Body Sensor Networks: From Theory to Emerging Applications
2009
IEEE Transactions on Information Technology in Biomedicine
The use of sensor networks for healthcare, well-being, and working in extreme environments has long roots in the engineering sector in medicine and biology community. With the maturity of wireless sensor networks, body area networks (BANs), and wireless BANs (WBANs), recent efforts in promoting the concept of body sensor networks (BSNs) aim to move beyond sensor connectivity to adopt a system-level approach to address issues related to biosensor design, interfacing, and embodiment, as well as
doi:10.1109/titb.2009.2034564
pmid:19887307
fatcat:nlumu5k2mzewdjnm2a3y33bqhi