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Wagyromag: Wireless sensor network for monitoring and processing human body movement in healthcare applications

Olivares et al., 2011

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1133276298844162214
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Olivares A
Olivares G
Mula F
Górriz J
Ramírez J
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Journal of systems architecture

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Human body movement can be monitored through a wireless network composed of inertial sensors. This work presents the development of Wagyromag (Wireless Accelerometer, GYROscope and MAGnetometer), a wireless Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) composed of …
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