IoT Enabled Geofencing for Covid-19 Home Quarantine

Md Fahad Monir, Akil Hamid Chowdhury, R. Anzum, M. A. Amin
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Abstract

The novel coronavirus pandemic has brought our concern towards the necessity of digital infrastructure for remote monitoring of infected people as well as the people who are with close contact with them. Though, many nations have finished the clinical trials period of vaccination and started vaccination to people, still there are many uncertainties such as how these vaccines will work to the people with severe illness, which vaccine is more effective compared to others etc. Moreover, vaccination may not provide a full protection against the current situation since there are new variants of corona virus and the number of affected people increasing again. Therefore, a proper diseases detection and individual monitoring system to maintain a smart quarantine facility is still very much needed to minimise the rapid spread of covid-19 and other contagious virus. Here, wearable tools could play important roles to provide valuable information of tracking people such as real-time remote monitoring, contact tracing symptoms prediction etc. to establish and maintain a proper quarantine system. In this manuscript we proposed a geofencing system with a wristband, integrating it with IOT and GPS to trace Covid-19 patients inside a boundary. This design could be an effective quarantine solution as a home isolation system for covid-19 patients as well as the travellers who cross borders. The performance of our proposed system was measured with respect to received signal strength indication (RSSI), GPS accuracy and coverage.
物联网支持的Covid-19家庭隔离地理围栏
新型冠状病毒大流行使我们关注到需要数字基础设施来远程监测感染者以及与他们密切接触的人。虽然许多国家已经完成了疫苗的临床试验期,开始对人进行疫苗接种,但仍然存在许多不确定性,例如这些疫苗如何对重症患者起作用,哪种疫苗比其他疫苗更有效等。此外,由于出现了新的冠状病毒变种,而且受影响的人数再次增加,疫苗接种可能无法提供针对当前形势的全面保护。因此,仍然非常需要适当的疾病检测和个人监测系统来维持智能隔离设施,以尽量减少covid-19和其他传染性病毒的快速传播。在这里,可穿戴工具可以发挥重要作用,提供实时远程监测、接触者追踪症状预测等有价值的追踪信息,以建立和维护适当的隔离制度。在本文中,我们提出了一种带腕带的地理围栏系统,将其与物联网和GPS相结合,以追踪边界内的Covid-19患者。这种设计可以作为covid-19患者和跨境旅行者的家庭隔离系统,成为一种有效的隔离解决方案。我们提出的系统的性能测量了接收信号强度指示(RSSI), GPS精度和覆盖范围。
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