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The Role of Big Data in Health Care Internet of Things (IoT)

November 14, 2018

Technology has been a key part of health care for hundreds, if not thousands, of years. Today, though, the situation is changing. As the Internet of Things (IoT) paradigm becomes more widespread, a host of novel opportunities have arisen. Technologies like miniature wearable biosensors, along with advances in Big Data – especially in regard to efficient handling of large, multiscale, multimodal, distributed and heterogeneous data sets – have opened the floodgates for eHealth and mHealth services that are more personalized and precise than ever before. But the IoT hints at an even greater change in health care paradigms: it promises greater accessibility and availability, personalization and tailored content, and improved returns on investments in delivery.

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The Role of Big Data in Health Care Internet of Things (IoT)