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Characterizing the wireless data transmission of biosignals within a health-care environment

April 6, 2023 by Madison L. Childress

Advancements in implantable medical devices have created the need for more robust continuous data transmission abilities. Implantable medical device wireless data transmission within a health-care setting is beneficial, as it has the potential to increase safety, broaden independence, and increase mobility for patients. Minimizing the need for an individual to be tethered to electrical equipment restores movement, improves the quality of life for him or her, and may reduce the safety risk profile.

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IEEE Potentials Magazine is the publication dedicated to undergraduate and graduate students and young professionals. IEEE Potentials explores career strategies, the latest in research, and important technical developments. Through its articles, it also relates theories to practical applications, highlights technology’s global impact, and generates international forums that foster the sharing of diverse ideas about the profession.

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