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Flexible data flow management for qualitative physical caring in telemetric body area network system

Telemetrie Body Area Network (TBAN) system is one of the useful methods to realize improving user's body behavior and monitoring health condition. Not only showing physical parameters, by feedback of vital information to user, TBAN system is extended to the autonomous system closed to user. Getting such information, user is able to improve his body behavior consciously. Moreover, telemetric function realizes to inform user's physical condition dynamically to his family or home doctor far from him. It is necessary to design flexible and robust data flows among Sensor nodes, Hub system, Local Human Interface and Remote Host System. For realizing some practical usages in daily life, it is essential to verify that this system is stable using flexible data flows. This paper describes the design of flexible data flows and management of this system for qualitative physical caring.