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Facilitating privacy-preserving activity recognition in age-friendly environments through low-power devices

Journal
Thomson Reuters Journal Citation Report
Date Issued
2022
Author(s)
Dimitrievski, Ace
Trajkovikj, Vladmir
Abstract
Advances in the Internet of Things (IoT) technologies are being applied in various industries, but lately, they are also finding
applications in home-based healthcare systems. Such pervasive healthcare systems aim to enable older adults to receive better and
more cost-effective care in their preferred home environment. Battery-powered IoT devices are essential for low-cost deployment,
especially in rural areas. However, one of the main challenges for any battery-powered device is energy management so that the
period between battery changes is prolonged. This paper proposes an energy-saving approach for a non-invasive passive infrared
(PIR) sensor. The proposed method can put the device into a deep sleep to minimize the energy consumption and use hardware
wake-up interrupts to make it functional again. The analyzed sensor kit allows the detection of persons, including recognition
of their actions, while preserving the privacy of the person. This is very important for age-friendly environments where privacypreserving is essential.
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Connected health; Int...

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