A virtual cloud based brain connectivity analysis using iot (internet of things)

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Abstract

The confidential and secure information of the user's death storage cannot reach to the particular person or it takes minimum a day or hours to back up all the messages and information. There is lack of time efficiency to reveal all the messages. Here introducing a new concept called BCI (Brain Computer Interface) which is used to connect the human brain and computer. Since it is a BCI technique it consists of both hardware and software. In hardware the major role plays by EEG (Electroenceplogram) sensor, it is to check whether the brain is active or not. On the software side, the cloud is created for storing the information. An individual who want to share the information to his/ her favorite or particular person can type the message and save the information in the cloud with his/her mail id and phone number which an individual want to convey. The wearable sensor have to wear like a band, as it may not affect the human brain or human body since it has the low frequency range of 7Hz or below 7Hz. Once the individual is death the stored information in the cloud can sent to that registered mail id and phone number without any delay. The time efficiency is very fast.

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Sowmiya, R., & Padmini, V. (2021). A virtual cloud based brain connectivity analysis using iot (internet of things). In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 1717). IOP Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1717/1/012032

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