IEEE Xplore IEEE SA all con > 2010 Annual nemaonal Con IEEE Spectrum — More Sites ‘SUBSCRIBE SUBSCRIBE Cart Create Pers 2+ Account — Sign Browse ¥ My Settings ¥ Holo ¥ Institutional Sign In Institutional Sign In ~ Q [ADVANCED SEARCH e SHIMMER™: An extensible platform for physiological signal capture Publisher: IEEE Cite This Adrian Burns ; Emer P. Doheny; Barry R. Greene ; Timothy Foran ; Daniel Leahy ; Karol O'Donovan ; Mich, 23 1249 Paper Full Citations Text Views Abstract Document Sections POF All Authors ogee “ Alerts |. Inioduction 1. Method Abstract: Wireless sensor networks have become increasingly common in everyday applications due to decreasing technology costs and improved product performance, robustness and exte... View more I Results IV. Discussion > Metadata Abstract: ‘Authors Wireless sensor networks have become increasingly common in everyday applications due to decreasing technology costs and improved product performance, robustness and extensibiliy. Wearable physiological monitoring systems. Figures have been utiized in a variety of studies, particularly those investigating ECG or EMG during human movement or sleep monitoring. These systems require extensive validation to ensure accurate and repeatable functionality. Here References ‘we validate the physiological signals (EMG, ECG and GSR) of the SHIMMER (Sensing Health with Inteligence, Modularity, Mobilty and Exoerimental Reusabiity) against known commercial systems. Signals recorded by the SHIMMER EMG, ECG and GSR daughter-boards wore found to compare wall io those obizined by commercial EL LDL LL AL INES IEEE yabgifpa.place cookies on your device to give you the best user experience. By using our wabsites, to the placement mishensurnokinw Aenlnamencane rancher ctl anP ice Engineering in Medicine and you agre ‘Accept & Close fMetrics: Date of Conference: 31 August 2010 - 04 September More Like This 2010 Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 11 November 2010 > ISBN Information: > ISSN Information: PubMed ID: 2109687: INSPEC Accession Number: 11659996 Dok: 10.1109/fEMBS.2010.5627535 Publisher: IEEE Conference Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina [= Contents | Introduction SHIMMER is a highly extensible wireless sensor platform which can be utlized for biomedical research applications [1], [2]. The light weight () and compact form factor of the sensor make it very suitable for body worn kinematic and physiological sensing applications. Validation of the ‘SHIMMER gyroscope daughter-« (61 7]. This kinematic daughter-board has been applied to oStygaittarabytisanméniingk Assessments, such as the “Timed Up and Go’ test (6, (7) [9 parameters obtained using the SHIMMER gyroscope daughter-board compared favourably with an optical motion capture system (CODA motion analysis system) and suggest that the SHIMMER sensor platform may be Useful in quantitative assessment of falls risk in the elderly ‘Authors v Figures v References v tations v Keywords v Metrics v IEEE websites place cookies on your device to give you the best user experience. By using our websites, you agree to the placement of the: cookies. To learn more, read our Privacy Policy, Accept & CloseMore Like This Wearable Patient Monitoring Application (ECG) using Wireless Sensor Networks 2006 International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society Published: 2006 Development of Telemedicine and Telecare over Wireless Sensor Network 2008 International Conference on Multimedia and Ubiquitous Engineering (mue 2008) Published: 2008 ‘Show More CHANGE PAYMENT OPTIONS COMMUNICATIONS US & CANADA: +1 800 fin USERNAME/PASSWORD PREFERENCES 678.4333 VIEW PURCHASED DOCUMENTS PROFESSION AND WORLDWIDE: +1 732 EDUCATION 981 0060 TECHNICAL INTERESTS ‘CONTACT & SUPPORT ee IEEE Prvacy Policy IEEE websites place cookies on your device to ive you the best user experience, By using our websites, you-agre ‘AdepE A CIES to the placement of these cookies. To learn more, read our Privacy Policy.yright 2023 IEE IEEE Account » Change UsemamelPasswors Update Address Purchase Details. » Payment Options Order History » View Purchased Documents Profile Information » Communications Preferences » Profession and Esucation » Technical Interests Neod Help? US & Canada: +1 600 678 4333 » Worldwide: +1 732.981 0060 Contact & Support Xplore | Contac Us | Help| Accessibilty Tes of Use | Nenelserminstion Poly | Stomap | Pavacy& Optng Out of Cokios Anotor prof organ rgaizaton dessa to savancing IEEE websites place cookies on your device to give you the best user experience. By using our websites, ‘Accept & Clo you agree to the placement of these cookies. To learn more, read our Privacy Policy.