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Infant Pacifier with Passive Wireless Temperature Sensor

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Yamini Kotriwar
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Deepak Kumar
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Saikat Mondal
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Premjeet Chahal *
DOI：10.1109/ECTC32696.2021.00247delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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Sustainable health monitoring of infants is crucial to detect the changes in health conditions and diagnose the life threatening occurrences, at an early stage. Since infants are unable to provide feedback about discomfort or arising health complaints, it is a challenge for physicians to diagnose the medical conditions in infants effectively with less obtrusive methods. Wireless non invasive techniques are beneficial to monitor real time physiological changes in the babies and also are comfortable. In this paper, a battery-free wireless temperature sensor circuit is incorporated as a part of the pacifier, using the additive manufacturing. A temperature sensor, antenna and wireless circuit are integrated into the pacifier, to monitor the real time temperature changes of the baby over a long period of time.
Keywords:
pacifiers
additive manufacturing (AM)
3D printing
sensors
packaging

Journal

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IEEE 17TH INT CONF ON DEPENDABLE, AUTONOM AND SECURE COMP / IEEE 17TH INT CONF ON PERVAS INTELLIGENCE AND COMP / IEEE 5TH INT CONF ON CLOUD AND BIG DATA COMP / IEEE 4TH CYBER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CONGRESS (DASC/PICOM/CBDCOM/CYBERSCITECH)
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