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As the population is increasing worldwide, huge need arises to provide proper health-care services. With the advent of modern technologies the need-gap may be augmented. Sensor is one such technology which can be used to enable Internet of Things based health-care monitoring system. In this paper, implementation of such a system is described. In a...

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... the sensor measures a particular attribute and sends it back to the data aggregator. The Figure 2 belows shows some of the sensors which have been used in the system. ...

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