IoT is continuously progressing technology and it is helping in improving human living standards and also makes human life especially for elderly people easier. A large portion of this sector is looking forward to the betterment of the healthcare sector and especially during the last 2 decades has been a full focus on helping elderly patients for leaving a comfortable independent existence in their preferred environment. Latest IoT news tells about a Smart home IoT based system for elderly people with people who are suffering from problems like dementia, memory loss patients, etc., it ensures their safety and also provides help in carrying out their everyday routine life.
Data is being collected continuously from different sensors and also they are monitored for contextual detection of their activities as per the latest IoT news. Monitoring the behavior of the patient is done in-home as well as providing the necessary data to their relatives or caregivers is done. Also for emergency a wristband is given to them so that situation like unexpected fall can be dealt with in the earliest possible way. The developed prototype is kept low at cost solution as it can be given to maximum people and making their life easy.
Let’s see what the future is holding for video surveillance technology for us. In short, the latest electronics technology advanced sensor has multiple benefits to the overall public. Serving the remote set of eyes, video surveillance allows the virtual presence in places with is far off and needs constant monitoring. Video camera covers a large view of the required environment. Another benefit of this video surveillance is that it helps to keep a virtual eye where humans cannot reach or it’s difficult for an individual to go. So the video surveillance technology is used to safely monitor the development and launch of V-2 rockets. From a safe distance, scientists and engineers can observe the performance and also can identify the failures in the system.
Since video systems have acted as an extension of our eyes and ears, there is constant growth in this technology with time in the latest electronics technology. A steady stream of technology development and manufacturing advancements has taken video surveillance to such a level that now we feel comfortable in relying upon them on for security purposes also. Without the speed and densities of modern memory devices, and without the horsepower of modern embedded processor, the next generation of smart surveillance systems could not be designed at reasonable costs and desirable forms. So an increase in image resolution is necessary.
