a networked control-system laboratory for the remote control of processes is presented. The laboratory allows the students to develop network-based control systems with the use of an architecture consisting of I/O devices, communication modules, and server-client applications implemented with supervisory control and data acquisition environment facilities, and to operate on real pilot plants through an intranet and the Internet. Three examples were presented, demonstrating the potentiality of the laboratory to remotely control the processes and ....etc

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1. Patientâ„¢s BP level monitoring system
2. Automatic anesthesia controlling system
3. Automatic patientâ„¢s heart beat and body temperature monitoring for remote doctor
4. Patient care and health analysis system
5. Design and implemantation of a programmable apnea monitoring system
6. Microcontroller-based human brain hypothermia system
7. Portable telemedical monitoring using wireless sensors on the edge of the internet
8. powerline transmission based hospital management system with iris authentication
9. Home health care dev ....etc

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what is the difference between blue eye technology and bionic eye..???
are they same ?? ....etc

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Are you looking for in eye movement based on human computer interaction Techniques ....etc

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115/2015
Maximum : 100 marks
Time : 1 hour and 15 minutes

1. Which system acts as a chemical communication and control system within the human body?
(A) Nervous system
(B)Circulatory system
(C ) Respiratory system
(D)Endocrine system

2.Which is called as a natural pacemaker for heart?
(A) AV bundle
(B)AV node
(C ) SA node
(D)bundle of HIS

3.The normal diastolic and systolic blood pressure rangeis :
(A) 95 mm to 140 mm of Hg
(B)120 mm to 140 mm of Hg
(C ) 120 mm to 80 mm of Hg
(D)80 mm to 120 mm of Hg
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abstract
The advent of nanotechnology in cancer research couldnâ„¢t have come at a more opportune time. The vast knowledge of cancer genomics and proteomics emerging as a result of the Human Genome Project is providing critically important details of how cancer develops, which in turn creates new opportunities to attack the molecular underpinnings of cancer. However, scientists lack the technological innovations to turn promising molecular discoveries into benefits for cancer patients. It is here that nanotechnology can play a pivot ....etc

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MEDICAL ROBOTS

Ø An Innovative Product of both BME & Mechanical Engg.

Ø Divided into four groups

1.passive 3.active

2.synergistic 4.master-slave

Ø Master-slave is more preferrable

CAS Vs MEDICAL ROBOTS

¢ CAS is powered by surgeon

¢ NO target area is predefined

¢ used for simulating and planning the operative procedure

¢ Less accurate & unsafe

¢ Medical Robots are powered by motorised system

¢ target area should be predefined

¢ programming of instruments is necess ....etc

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pls send me glass computer memory for reduced cost of medical imaging ..abstact and ppt &FULL INFORMATION ....etc

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The fusion of medical images is the process of combining two or more images acquired from same or different imaging modalities into a single image retaining important features from each.

Automatic Fusion of anatomic (CT, MRI) with metabolic (PET, SPECT) scanning has improved the diagnostic accuracy of tumor imaging. Recent advances in imaging hardware and computer software have made this exciting technique signi?cantly easier to adopt. ....etc

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