FPGA-Based Analysis of AODV Routing in Wireless Sensor Networks

The continuous collection of physiological data, especially temperature and pressure, throughout the human body, using wireless, skin-adherent detectors based on NFC (near-field communication) technology, is presented in this research study. To better understand human health, forecast illnesses, and avoid problems like pressure ulcers, the article stresses the significance of monitoring skin temperature as well as pressure in diverse anatomical locations. This study proposes a novel NFC-based method for continuous physiological monitoring. It provides hitherto unattainable tracking capabilities for pressure and temperature throughout the human body and has the potential to significantly enhance healthcare results. In order to increase the radius and sensitivities of these sensors, future research will examine enlarged clinical investigations and developments in wireless technology.