Early detection of Alzheimer's diseases through IoT
Keywords:
IoT, wearables devices, sensors, AAL, Alzheimer’s, dementiaAbstract
In this article, we discuss a biological explanation of Alzheimer's disease by using IoT-enabled devices. Alzheimer's disease has different stages depending on risk factors, and it has no current cure. Today, Alzheimer's disease is a prominent issue among researchers. In order to provide better treatment, the investigation is updated for improved understanding of Alzheimer's disease (AD). In this research, we classify IoT implemented data to recognize and identify stages of Alzheimer's patients. Wearable assistive IoT with complicated embedded artificial perception utilizing deep learning is being developed in this paper and also represents the largest comprehensive study of AD approaches with helping the neurologist to make a better diagnosis.
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