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Developing a Sensor Firmware Application for Real-life Usage | Hristijan Gjoreski, Mitja Luštrek, Matjaz Gams Department of Intelligent Systems, Jozef Stefan Institute Jozef Stefan International Postgraduate School. Slovenia | Abstract: In recent years the demand for intelligent systems that support the life of the elderly is increasing. In order to
provide an appropriate support, these systems should constantly monitor the user with sensors. However, using sensors in reallife
situations is a challenging task, mainly because of the constraints in the sensor energy consumption (battery life) and
memory capacity for storing the sensors data. In this paper we present an example of a sensor communication protocol
developed for the Shimmer accelerometers, so that they can be used in in real-life situations, i.e., constantly monitoring the user
during a normal day. A custom firmware application is developed, which has several functionalities: real-time data streaming
through Bluetooth, data logging into internal microSD card, sending the stored data to a Bluetooth-enabled device and
detecting when the sensor is put on and off a charging dock. | Keywords: Sensore Filmware, Bluetooth, Intelligent Systems, Sensor Energy, Sensor Communication Protocols Developing a Sensor Firmware Application for Real-life Usage |
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