Download TDT4290 - Customer driven project ESUMSDroid

Summary
This report is a deliverable in the course TDT4290 at the Norwegian University
of Science and Technology (NTNU) in the fall of 2010. It documents the process
of developing ESUMSDroid, an application which runs on Android smartphones
and serves as an important component in the Enhanced Sustained Use Monitoring
System (ESUMS), which is a home health monitoring system, developed with
the purpose of remotely monitoring the health state of patients with congestive
heart failure. Currently it is aimed at health monitoring of US Military veterans.
ESUMSDroid is the Android implementation of the ESUMS handheld client, which
serves as a bridge between medical sensors used by the patients, and the ESUMS
web server to which the helth data is sent over the Internet, and made accessible to
health personnel. The handheld client also allows the patient to monitor his or her
own health state via a graphical user interface. The customer who comissioned this
software is SINTEF, the biggest independent research company in Scandinavia.
We would like to extend our gratitude to our supervisors, Sobah Abbas Petersen
and Sundar Gopalakrishnan, and our SINTEF contacts Bjørn Magnus Mathisen
and Anders Kofod-Petersen, who assisted us greatly in the development process.
Øystein Jaren Samuelsen
Thomas Hoberg Burnett
Finn Robin Kåveland Hansen
Stian Veum Møllersen
Yushan Pan
Dag Øyvind Tornes