Methods and Systems for Remote Data Capture and Transport with Parallel Voice Communication Between Two or More Locations (12116N)
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IDA Technology Roadmap 2012
This technology falls in the following categories of Singapore's IDA Infocomm Technology Roadmap 2012:
Technology Overview A system to establish a communication channel between two or multiple parties for the purpose of acquiring and distributing data using existing mobile telephony infrastructure and/or the Internet. The system includes methods protocols and tools for acquiring data from Bluetooth or USB transducers (e.g., pressure, electrical signals such as EEG and ECG, optical signals such as oximetry and ophthalmoscopic images, ultrasound signals, reaction time monitors, etc.), analyzing the data, identifying triggers and establishing a simultaneous data and voice connection to another mobile or fixed device. This technology is thus suitable for a multitude of mobile eHealth applications as well as any application that may require ongoing feedback to perform an operation. Development Status Technology Readiness Level 4 on the scale by the Ministry of Defence Singapore. About the Research Group Prof. Frank Starmer is the Associate Dean for Learning Technologies and a professor of biostatistics and bioinformatics at Duke-National University of Singapore, Graduate Medical School. |