Wireless Devices HTML-interface for Medical Applications

The possibility of implementing an HTML user interface for a stand-alone microcontroller device is tested out. The wireless Wi-Fi ECG monitor is considered as an example. It's shown that the standard HTML-5 and Java-Script features, such as Canvas, Web-Socket and other, are quite enough to buil...

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Main Authors:	Kubov, V.I., Dymytrov, Y.Y., Kubova, R.M.
Format:	Conference Proceeding
Language:	eng
Subjects:	Canvas ECG EKG electrocardiograph HTML-5 Java-Script user interface Web-browser Web-Socket WiFi
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Summary:	The possibility of implementing an HTML user interface for a stand-alone microcontroller device is tested out. The wireless Wi-Fi ECG monitor is considered as an example. It's shown that the standard HTML-5 and Java-Script features, such as Canvas, Web-Socket and other, are quite enough to build a full-fledged user interface that is not attached to a specific hardware and software platform. Furthermore, any standard device (laptop, tablet, mobile phone, etc.) with a Web-browser can be used as a user terminal. The use of Web-based HTML interface radically simplifies the development of standalone medical applications.
ISSN:	2637-9511