Middleware-Driven Intelligent Glove for Industrial Applications

IF 3.4 Q2 ENGINEERING, BIOMEDICAL Wearable technologies Pub Date : 2018-10-03 DOI:10.5772/INTECHOPEN.76382
F. Aliyu, Basem Almadani
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It is estimated that by the year 2020, 700 million wearable technology devices will be sold worldwide. One of the reasons is the industries’ need to increase their productivity. Some of the tools welcomed by industries are handheld devices such as tablets, PDAs and mobile phones. However, handheld devices are not ideal for industrial applications because they often subject users to fatigue during their long working hours. A viable solution to this problem is wearable devices. The advantage of wearable devices is that they become part of the user. Hence, they subject the user to less fatigue, thereby increas- ing their productivity. This chapter presents the development of an intelligent glove, which is designed to control actuators in an industrial environment. This system utilizes RTI connext data distributed service middleware to facilitate communication over WiFi. Our experiments show very promising results with maximum power consumption of 310 mW and latency as low as 23 ms. These results make the proposed system a perfect fit for most industrial applications.
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工业应用中间件驱动智能手套
据估计,到2020年,全球将售出7亿台可穿戴技术设备。其中一个原因是这些行业需要提高生产率。一些受行业欢迎的工具是手持设备,如平板电脑、pda和移动电话。然而,手持设备并不适合工业应用,因为它们经常使用户在长时间的工作中感到疲劳。一个可行的解决方案是可穿戴设备。可穿戴设备的优势在于它们成为了用户的一部分。因此,他们使用户减少疲劳,从而提高他们的生产力。本章介绍了一种智能手套的开发,其设计用于控制工业环境中的执行器。本系统利用RTI next数据分布式服务中间件实现WiFi通信。我们的实验显示了非常有希望的结果,最大功耗为310兆瓦,延迟低至23毫秒。这些结果使所提出的系统非常适合大多数工业应用。
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