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Body Area Network. A perspective to the future, from research
The unique design of the antennas could unlock the potential of wireless
body area network (WBAN) technology; a network of biosensors attached to different parts of a patient's body.
Group Area Network or GroupNet fills the gap between Local Area Network and
Body Area Network. It consists of a set of interconnected handheld devices with wireless access, carried by a group of people within proximity.
The research will delve into
Body Area Network (BAN), a wireless network system that uses short distance transmission of within a few meters.
A UK-based consortium, led by Zarlink Semiconductor, today announced plans to develop a means for converting energy from the human body to power implanted medical devices, including pacemakers, electrical stimulators, instrumented joints and
body area network applications.
