Improving Health WSN with Distinguished Cloud Computing for Multi-Sensor Analytics
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In the twenty-first century, automation has become more prevalent in large part due to the Internet of Things (IoT). The integration of IoT, Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) and health monitoring system with multi-cloud environment can optimize a lot of parameters like bandwidth, communication protocols and redundancy of the sensor network. The proposed architecture is introduced keeping in mind the current health infrastructure and monitoring system with different types of network framework. We have also discussed about machine to machine protocols for health monitoring with common entities linked with building communication protocols. The sensors data analytics carried out can sustain multi-level computation is the idea behind this research prospect to give greater depth about direct applicability in multi cloud sensor communication protocols. The offered prototype, when modelled with the unique communication system, produces a more efficient model than the standard way, with a system that is 98 percent more accurate.
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