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Feel good, live well, stay safe Now a day, each human should be suffered from dialectic mentality, one side raising the coronavirus and another side terrifying from COVID-19 disease. COVID-19 disease is a respiratory infection disease spreading through breath droplet of mouth or nose when sicker coughs or exhales. These droplets can inhaled in to the human lungs, when a person touching an object or surface infected with this virus then touching their own mouth; nose etc. That’s transmition has rapidly increased from single level (first report- Wuhan, China on 31 December 2019) to global level ( WHO report -  1,32,536 confirmed cases  & 4,947 deaths in 123 countries till 13 march 2020). To stop the spreading of COVID-, human behavior can play a very important role. Therefore everyone would be feel the instinctive physical value along with moral attitude in daily life-style and applied as below- ·           Regularly ...

The term “Internet of Things” (IoT) refers to the system of connecting daily use appliance to the Internet and remotely communicate through web application from anywhere in the world. This approach enables wide-ranging applications in the areas of health care, industrial automation, transportation, home and building automation, smart cities, emergency response to natural and man-made disasters, smart grid and energy management. The vision behind IoT is in fact to interconnect objects directly to each other with the help of the Internet and allow them to provide information directly to the web without any intermediation of the human. This vision of IoT application will have a great impact on several electrical and electronic technologies. To realize the vision of IoT, devices need to develop requirement of the customers in terms of availability anywhere and anytime. So, there are several challenges in the evolution of electronics for IoT: first, electronic systems must be thin, fl...

The Problem: Hospitals and medical facilities serve as the information hub for many health-care campus environments. As medical groups embrace technology that enables instant access to digital X-ray images, medical records and other care-related patient files, new bandwidth challenges emerge. Traditionally, the only viable option for building-to-building communication between health care facilities has been dedicated T1/E1 or leased fiber connections. While some hospitals have made the expensive investment in fiber, many are deterred by the cost-prohibitive pains of bringing new buildings into the network. To eliminate the enormous costs of fiber, existing throughput constraints of T1/E1 lines and installations that can take months, hospitals and medical groups are turning to Optical Wireless solutions. The Solution: Hospitals and medical groups with buildings visible by line-of-sight are turning to high-speed Optical Wireless bridging solutions for real-time medical i...