Biomédicale Communication

Internet Of Things (IoT)

The Internet Of Things (IoT) is an emerging technology and industry where all kind of objects are connected 

Objects are provided with unique identifiers and the ability to transfer data.

Everyday Objects have network connectivity allowing them to send and receive data. 

At its core, IoT simple its about connecting devices over the Internet, letting them talk to us, applications and each other

M2M

The evolution of M2M hinges on the development of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) based on IPv6 techniques. A key advance is the adoption of IPv6 with its efficient addressing mechanism. Extending the new standard to every node /device enhances the quality of data transmission and expands the coverage of healthcare services. 

Thus, a global M2M network based on a WSN and incorporating healthcare applications can be used to increase the traditional healthcare system. 

A network of this type has the potential to provide new advantages, including accessibility and ease of measurement, for patients with a global IPv6 address and a mobile communication device. 

In addition, new generation mobile phones have an important impact on the development of such healthcare systems, as they seamlessly integrate a wide variety of networks (4G, Bluetooth, wireless LAN and GSM) through access points (APs), thereby providing an opportunity to transmit recorded biomedical signals to a central server in a hospital