• Title of article

    A High-Performance, Secure Custom Electronics Circuit for Biopotential Measurement and Processing

  • Author/Authors

    Palumbo ، Arrigo Department of Medical and Surgical Sciences - University Magna Graecia , Calabrese ، Barbara Department of Medical and Surgical Sciences - University Magna Graecia , Ielpo ، Nicola Department of Medical and Surgical Sciences - University Magna Graecia , Garropoli ، Remo , Vizza ، Patrizia Department of Medical and Surgical Sciences - University Magna Graecia , Demeco ، Andrea , Gramigna ، Vera Department of Medical and Surgical Sciences - University Magna Graecia

  • From page
    361
  • To page
    374
  • Abstract
    Purpose: In this paper, we propose a secure wearable and portable device aiming to (i) monitor physical activity in medical and clinical rehabilitation, (ii) evaluate the subject s movements in sports environments, and (iii) monitor wellness indicators. Materials and Methods: The innovative low-power custom circuit can acquire, pre-process, digitalize, and transmit EMG signals to a Raspberry PI4 device via a low-energy Bluetooth module. The Raspberry PI4 is a hub that sends data to a cloud-based system for remote monitoring and processing. The best cybersecurity practices have been implemented: firewall, anti-DDoS and SELinux. Results: We have assessed the system s vulnerability before and after the system s hardening. SELinux makes the system safer and prevents unauthorized access to patients data health by tampering with the devices. Conclusion: Adopting IoT systems in telemedicine requires greater attention to cybersecurity. It is necessary to implement security mechanisms to guarantee the privacy of patient s health data.
  • Keywords
    Telemonitoring , Telerehabilitation , Bio , Signal Acquisition , Internet of Things , Cybersecurity , Electromyography
  • Journal title
    Frontiers in Biomedical Technologies
  • Journal title
    Frontiers in Biomedical Technologies
  • Record number

    2776858