Odin: A model for adaptative collect of vital signs

• Jorge Aranda UNISINOS
• Lucas Dias UNISINOS
• Juliano Carvalho Feevale
• Adenauer Yamin UCPel
• Mauricio Tavares Contronic Sistemas Automáticos
• Jorge Barbosa UNISINOS

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/sbcup.2019.6585

Abstract

With the advancement of communication technology, wearable devices have emerged which periodically monitor a user's vital signs. The present work aims to propose a model of vital signs collection called Odin. Odin in comparison to related works is the only one that presents an adaptive collect of vital signs, which enables a generation of historical contexts. The adaptability changes the time between collects and in the activation or deactivation of sensors in wearable devices. Odin's evaluation was based on a simulation with requests control to optimize the parameters of the collection. This optimization results in a 214% increase in battery life in a proposed scenario compared to a collection without adaptivity.

Keywords: Internet of Things, Ubiquitous computing, Ehealth, MultiAgents

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