Advancements in Remote Health Monitoring

They're not measuring your cell phone for remote health care, they're measuring the biological signals under the skin.

Computer science, science direct, physical, physiological, signal acquisition

for the National Institute of Standards and Technology,

cyber physical, fully deployed systems for all of your coexistence

in the wireless with all your smart meters and your

Purdue University six years ago.

And medical body area network upgrade in 2014

to the medical implant communication system

to include the free space optical with all the wireless sensor networks

that allow your drop that location to work.

But don't worry,

physiological signal acquisition is ubiquitous with 20 years of biological signal acquisition

with non-contact human activity recognition radar for your smart city

so that your loved ones and assisted living never have to worry

about calling an ambulance or being alone.

They're never alone.

Intelligent reflective surfaces and 802.15 Bravo Foxtrot allow

the wireless to see through the walls and around corners

using plasmography non-contact human radar for human heartbeats.

Now at MIT you don't even need a pacemaker.

We'll just put a little sticker on your chest using that plasmography non-contact human radar.

2014 DARPA, we're using the peripheral nervous system.

It's like a super highway of information about physiological vital signs

of the entire body because the peripheral nervous system connects to the central nervous system.