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IoT in Healthcare

This use case aims to investigate if and how 5G sensors can help improve patients’ recovery.

Partners SURF, Erasmus MC and Medical Delta

Patient’s recovery

Personal and environment sensors can measure heart rate, steps, movement, stress, bood oxygen levels, sleep pattern, ECG, sound pressure, temperature, CO2 levels and much more. By using real-time sensors, personal feedback and data analytics, we can determine if there is a relationship between the length of recovery and his or her environment and behavior at the hospital, nurse home or other facility.

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Internet of Things (IoT) is one of the central developments in digitalization, with 5G as an important technological enabler. Mobility will change a lot as well thanks to this realiable new technology. It will be another three to four years before the Netherlands has national 5G coverage, but the Do IoT Fieldlab and MICD are already working on several promising use cases.

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