Remote caring system by autonomous transition with wireless measurement
Satoshi Kasuga, Junki Amano, Kenji Hayashi, Shigeru Takayama · 2017
Being able to monitor the body condition and health condition of the user telemetrically is a very important for caring the user. Vital signs and the body posture is an important aspect to judge the danger of the user. Body posture will change frequently where body state transition should be done inside the system. By running this system autonomously, it will blend in the human daily life and raise the QOL naturally. This paper describes the construction and the flow of the autonomous body state transition of the system.