Published 16-04-2024
Keywords
- IoT,
- future prospects,
- ethical considerations,
- elderly healthcare,
- independent living
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Abstract
The aging population presents a growing challenge for healthcare systems worldwide. IoT-based remote monitoring systems offer a promising solution to enhance elderly healthcare by providing continuous, non-intrusive monitoring in a cost-effective manner. This research explores the design, implementation, and benefits of IoT-based remote monitoring systems tailored for elderly healthcare to enhance independent living. The paper examines the technologies involved, the challenges faced, and the future prospects of IoT in elderly healthcare. It also discusses ethical considerations and the importance of user-centered design in developing these systems.
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