Wireless Body Area Network for Health Monitoring

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Wireless Body Area Network for Health Monitoring Emil Jovanov, Chris Ott, Aleksandar Milenkovic Electrical and Computer Engineering The University of Alabama in Huntsville email: jovanov@ece.uah.edu Web: http://www.ece.uah.edu/~jovanov

2nd TinyOS Technology Exchange WBAN: Motivation Goal: ubiquitous and affordable healthcare Conditions: demographic and technology trends Solution: 3-tier ubiquitous monitoring system Tier 1: Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN) Tier 2: Personal Server Tier 3: Healthcare Provider Servers Opportunities: Ambulatory health monitoring Computer-assisted rehabilitation Augmented reality systems Long-term benefits: Promote healthy lifestyle Seamless integration of data into personal medical records and research databases Knowledge discovery through data mining 2nd TinyOS Technology Exchange

Ubiquitous Health Monitoring 2nd TinyOS Technology Exchange

3-tier Hierarchical Organization Tier 2: Personal Server Tier 3: Medical Servers Tier 1: WBAN 2nd TinyOS Technology Exchange

ActiS: Activity Sensor ISPM Telos ADXL202 Accelerometer TI MSP430F1232 TI MSP430F149 CC2420 (ZigBee) ADXL202 Accelerometer Flash ECG Signal Conditioning USB Interface ECG electrodes Ax Ay g q ActiS as Motion Sensor 2nd TinyOS Technology Exchange

ActiS: Signal Processing 2nd TinyOS Technology Exchange

ActiS: Communication Timing ... Cycle #9 Cycle #10 Cycle #1 Cycle #2 Cycle #3 Telos ISPM CC2420 Rx CC2420 Tx Start Radio Transmit Stop Radio  6 ms 3.5-8 ms 400 us Start Done Transmit Done Stop Done Problem: USART sharing! 2nd TinyOS Technology Exchange

Issues in WBAN Affordable and ubiquitous monitoring Open issues Utilize common off-the-shelf components, capable of seamless integration into a WBAN Open issues Standardization of sensors (specificity, range, precision, type) Rules of engagement and sensor placement Sensor calibration & customization Integration of data into medical databases Privacy and security Social impact and business opportunities Working group for Health-Monitoring Applications (Tiny-HMS) 2nd TinyOS Technology Exchange

Historical Overview Basic WISE (Y00) Reconfigurable SpO2 Sensor (Y04) WHRM MOGUL Distributed Stress Monitoring (Y03) 2nd TinyOS Technology Exchange