IoT-Inspired Smart Healthcare Service for Diagnosing Remote Patients with Diabetes
Huma Umber Naz, Rishabh Sharma, Neha Vaishnavi Sharma, Sachin Ahuja · 2022
The IoT cloud-based infrastructure has some drawbacks with latency, delays, availability, distribution, and more. To avoid these kinds of issues, Fog Computing (FC) integrates as a fog layer that acts as a transitional layer between end devices and cloud. The IoT cloud-based infrastructure has some drawbacks with latency, delays, availability, distribution, and more. To avoid these kinds of issues, Fog Computing integrates as a fog layer that acts as a transitional layer between end devices and cloud. Cloud computing is an emerging technology that provides cost-effective IT resources such as infrastructure, storage, servers, applications, and services to end users. It offers easy-to-use software and data through the internet that can be shared among different clients, and requires no technical expertise. IoT was originally referred to as the “embedded internet.” The acronym IoT was first coined by Kevin Ashton in 1999.