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Arto Holopainen's Forum Nokia Blog

Category: Connectivity

Connectivity with medical POC devices, background

Bluetooth has finally found its way to medical devices as well (especially POC, Point-Of-Care). There are still lot of measurement devices out that just gives the measurement result to the device screen, no connections to outside world whatsoever. Then majority of devices that has output...

Connectivity with medical POC devices, bluejacking?

What does bluejacking to do with medical measurement devices? Let’s take closer look for the case where measurement device is active in creating connection to other device to deliver measurement results. In this case device functioning is as follows: After person has...

Symbian and smart monitoring of human motion

With the release of Nokia 5500, there has been lot of discussion how to utilize the integrated motion sensor. This integrated sensor is excellent for certain type of applications but would it be better not just to monitor phone motion but the actual person muscle activity and other bio-signals?...

Enhancing self-care and personal health monitoring with smart phones

Imagine the case where your doctor has prescribed you to take e.g. blood pressure measurements at home regularly for some time period. You should write down all the measurement results and bring the result log to the doctor after monitoring period. Ok, you take the measurements and...

Symbian device control using muscle activity - a case study part 2

In my previous blog " Symbian device control using muscle activity - a case study " I assumed that the reader is familiar with my older blog postings and I did not explain the motivation for muscle control case study. I encountered questions about the rationality of...

Mobile eHealth for the family, epilepsy monitoring

Providing basic health care services is usually responsibility of the society. Nevertheless there still is plenty left to the patients and to their family and relatives. A few examples include monitoring of chronic diseases, control and adjustment of treatments, safety and wellbeing of elderly...