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Quality-by-Design Development of a Patient Mobility e-Monitoring Systemn of specific designs of experiments, is carried out to identify the most impacting process parameters. Finally, suitable operating modalities of the sampling rate, number of sensors, as well as uploading mode and period are determined to comply with the specifications on the three critical quality attributes.

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-,-,. Co-designing the Next Wave of Open Wearables in the Healthcare Sectorign open source wearables, evidencing the process - from design to materialization – and the main critical aspects and opportunities related to the development of “experiential” devices. The conclusions of the paper identify a possible field for designing healthcare wearables called “Wear-to-Care”.

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Multimodal Wearable System for Motor Rehabilitation - Design Perspective and Developmented guidelines, they are developed for skilled users (physicians or engineers), without taking into consideration the real actors who will use and wear them: the patients. This paper aims to describe the application of a new methodology for integrating design and technology requirements in the development of wearable systems.

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seems pressed for time and convinced that the factory, to say nothing of himself, is vastly overloaded. ‘Inevitably so’, is the managerial view, ‘since there is (usually) a full year’s work on the order book’. Nevertheless the accumulated down-time and the number of unscheduled hours booked to dire

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instance to Gray, Seidmann and Stecke (1988) or Kiran and Krason (1988) for a thorough discussion of this issue. In particular, a central problem of tool management for flexible machines is to decide how to sequence the parts to be produced, and what tools to allocate to the machine, in order to mi