6G-Enabled IoT and AI for Smart Healthcare

Description

Pages:
267
Language:
English
Format:
PDF
Size:
10 MB
ASIN:
B0C3SMYG59
ISBN-10:
2022060565, 2022060566, 1032343451
ISBN-13:
9781032343457, 978-1032343457, 9781032343549, 978-1032343549, 9781003321668, 978-1003321668
(Artificial Intelligence in Smart Healthcare Systems) 1st Edition

by Ashish Kumar (Editor), Rachna Jain (Editor), Meenu Gupta (Editor), Sardar M. N. Islam (Editor)

In today’s era, there is a need for a system that can automate the process of treatment for the patient if medical facilities are out of reach. Smart healthcare can step in to make the patient more self-dependent. 6G with its features can be seen as the future of smart healthcare with IoT and AI.

6G-Enabled IoT and AI for Smart Healthcare: Challenges, Impact, and Analysis offers the fundamentals, history, reality, and challenges faced in the smart healthcare industry today. It discusses the concepts, tools, and techniques of smart healthcare as well as the analysis used. The book details the role that machine learning-based deep learning and 6G-enabled IoT concepts play in the automation of smart healthcare systems. The book goes on to presents applications of smart healthcare through various real-world examples and includes chapters on security and privacy in the 6G-enabled and IoT environment, as well as research on the future prospects of the smart healthcare industry.

This book:

Offers the fundamentals, history, reality, and the challenges faced in the smart healthcare industry
Discusses the concepts, tools, and techniques of smart healthcare as well as the analysis used
Details the role that machine learning-based deep learning and 6G-enabled IoT concepts play in the automation of smart healthcare systems
Presents applications of smart healthcare through various real-world examples
Includes topics on security and privacy in 6G-enabled IoT, as well as research and future prospectus of the smart healthcare industry
Interested readers of this book will include anyone working in or involved in smart healthcare research which includes, but is not limited to healthcare specialists, computer science engineers, electronics engineers, systems engineers, and pharmaceutical practitioners.