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AN EFFECTIVE THRESHOLD BASED MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUE FOR FALL DETECTION USING SMART DEVICES.

Khowaja et al., 2016

Document ID
15812366200795689298
Author
Khowaja S
Setiawan F
Prabono A
Yahya B
Lee S
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Industrial Engineering

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Falls can be considered as most critical events for human workers in real world scenarios which require timely response from the emergency team. Although many have come up with fall detection devices, complex sensors arrangement and response time remain as the …
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