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Periodic Biometric Information Collection Interface Method for Wearable Vulnerable Users

  • Lee, Taegyu (Smart Contents Major, Division of ICT Convergence, Pyeongtaek University)
  • Received : 2021.06.27
  • Accepted : 2021.07.05
  • Published : 2021.09.30
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Abstract

Recently, wearable computers equipped with various biosensors such as smart watches, smart bands, and smart patches that support daily health management of users as well as patients have been released. Users of wearable computers such as smart watches face various difficulties in performing biometric information processes such as data sensing, collection, transmission, real-time analysis, and feedback in a weak wireless and mobile biometric information service environment. In particular, the biometric information collection interface is an important basic process that determines the quality and performance of the entire biometric information service. So far, research has focused on sensing hardware and logic. This study intensively considers the interface method for effectively sensing and collecting raw biometric information. In particular, the process of collecting biometric information is designed and analyzed from the perspective of periodicity. Therefore, we propose an efficient and stable periodic collection method.

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This paper was supported by the Research Fund, 2020, Pyeongtaek University in Korea'

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