Wearable Computing System for Prevention of Road Accidents focuses on the design and implementation of wearable computing systems for the prevention of road accidents using real time data. The book offers a practical approach using simple physiological parameters for wearable applications that can also be correlated with human health disorders. It presents a collection of case studies, provides multidirectional research opportunities, and discusses the relationship between human body reflexes and cognitive fatigue. Futuristic developments in wearable computing and different fields of engineering are also presented, thus establishing a common platform to prevent road accidents and save lives. It is an excellent reference for electronic and computer engineers working in industry and academia who are interested in wearable technologies.

Author Biography

Dr. Mahesh Bundele is currently working as Professor and Dean R&D at Poornima University, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. He is responsible for design and implementation of innovative research process at Masters and Doctoral level. Previously he has worked as Lecturer in department of electronics, Assistant Professor in Electrical Engineering, Professor & Head of Computer Engineering & Information Technology and Principal of Babasaheb Naik College of Engineering, Pusad, Yavatmal, Maharashtra during 1986 to 2011. He has completed his Bachelor Degree in Electronics and Power, Master Degree in Electrical Power System an d Doctoral Degree in Computer Science and Engineering. His areas of research falls in Wearable and Ubiquitous Computing, Mobile and Pervasive Computing, Software Defined Networks and Artificial Intelligence. He holds the position of Membership Development Chair in IEEE Rajasthan Subsection, Member Standing Committee and Member Execom at IEEE Delhi Section and Member IEEE Computer Society Chapter under Delhi Section. Dr. Rahul Banerjee is the Director of the LNM Institute of Information Technology (LNM IIT), Jaipur where he is also a Professor of Computer Science & Engineering. He holds a PhD in Computer Science & Engineering in the area of Hybrid Intelligent Systems. His research and teaching interests lie in the areas of Computer Networking (Protocol engineering, QoS, Routing, Mobility, Vehicular Networking), Wearable Computing (involving non-invasive sensing, on-body computing, BAN based routing) and Ubiquitous Computing (including Internet of Things / Cyber-Physical Systems and Ambient Intelligence).