Week 12

ITC571 – Emerging Technology and Innovation

Topic: Augmented reality-based user interfaces for mobile healthcare of elderly patients

Name:	Venkatesh Kasthala
Project Title:	Review of Augmented reality-based user interfaces for mobile healthcare of elderly patients
Week No:	12		Date: 30/05/2021

Planning
Milestone:	Planned:	Actual:		Comment:
This is the last week to complete the assessment and submit the final paper in respect to this course.	The plan was to compete the feedback of the presentation and the final paper and submit the before the deadline.	I had been able to complete everything as per the plan that I made and all the things has been delivered as well.		AR is a technology that can revolutionize the mobile healthcare applications.
Issues
Description:	Date:	Action/Result:		Finished (Y/N)
AR is a technology that can be used with the help of some micro sensors and some small hardware so that the interface can work smoothly.	27/05/2021	There are some latency issues that needs to be considered in case of this AR based user interface.		Yes

References

Gerup, J., Soerensen, C. B., & Dieckmann, P. (2020). Augmented reality and mixed reality for healthcare education beyond surgery: an integrative review. International journal of medical education, 11, 1. https://dx-doi-org.ezproxy.csu.edu.au/10.5116%2Fijme.5e01.eb1a

Week 11

ITC571 – Emerging Technology and Innovation

Topic: Augmented reality-based user interfaces for mobile healthcare of elderly patients

Name:	Venkatesh Kasthala
Project Title:	Review of Augmented reality-based user interfaces for mobile healthcare of elderly patients
Week No:	11		Date: 23/05/2021

Planning
Milestone:	Planned:	Actual:		Comment:
The milestone that had to be accomplished in this week was to complete the final paper fully.	It had been planed that the whole paper will be completed and the paper will be reviewed the next week.	The paper has been completed but the formatting is remaining. It needs to be done in IEEE format and then needs to be submitted.		The IEEE format has been complied with for this submission.
Issues
Description:	Date:	Action/Result:		Finished (Y/N)
The AR based technology is being used in healthcare but to be used in mobile healthcare applications it needs to be miniaturized (Vávra et al., 2017).	20/05/2021	The AR is a technology that will require a lot of development to be implemented in mobile healthcare applications.		Yes

References

Vávra, P., Roman, J., Zonča, P., Ihnát, P., Němec, M., Kumar, J., … & El-Gendi, A. (2017). Recent development of augmented reality in surgery: a review. Journal of healthcare engineering, 2017. https://www.hindawi.com/journals/jhe/2017/4574172/

Week 10

ITC571 – Emerging Technology and Innovation

Topic: Augmented reality-based user interfaces for mobile healthcare of elderly patients

Name:	Venkatesh Kasthala
Project Title:	Review of Augmented reality-based user interfaces for mobile healthcare of elderly patients
Week No:	10		Date: 16/05/2021

Planning
Milestone:	Planned:	Actual:		Comment:
I had to complete the seminar presentation as the part this whole assignment and that is what the milestone has been set in consideration to this week.	I planned that the presentation will be divided in different manner that can be completed in this week.	I completed the presentation within the set deadline and I had included all the things that were required.		This is the presentation that has been developed as a summarized work of the whole project.
Issues
Description:	Date:	Action/Result:		Finished (Y/N)
In the current AR based interface that has been used by the mobile healthcare applications there are some latency issues that leads to low computational and lag (Klinker et al., 2020).	13/05/2021	The issue that has been noted down can be resolved with the help of an effective task offloading mechanism combined with AR.		Yes

References

Klinker, K., Wiesche, M., & Krcmar, H. (2020). Digital transformation in health care: Augmented reality for hands-free service innovation. Information Systems Frontiers, 22(6), 1419-1431. http://dx.doi.org.ezproxy.csu.edu.au/10.1007/s10796-019-09937-7

Week 9

ITC571 – Emerging Technology and Innovation

Topic: Augmented reality-based user interfaces for mobile healthcare of elderly patients

Name:	Venkatesh Kasthala
Project Title:	Review of Augmented reality-based user interfaces for mobile healthcare of elderly patients
Week No:	9		Date: 09/05/2021

Planning
Milestone:	Planned:	Actual:		Comment:
The end project that needs to be submitted in the coming weeks needs to have a literature gap analysis and this is what was the milestone for this week.	To complete the literature gap analysis was my plan in this week.	I have made sure that I am able to read and take reference with some of the articles so that an effective literature gap analysis can be made.		This gap analysis in consideration to the project will help to guide the findings and discussion for my final report.
Issues
Description:	Date:	Action/Result:		Finished (Y/N)
The interface can be made with the help of various techniques but there are very less ways in which the patient data can be kept safe which is the major need of the hour in the AR based interface (Braeken et al., 2020).	06/05/2021	Mobile edge based security framework can be used to ensure that the patient data can be kept safe and secure.		Yes

References

Braeken, A., Porambage, P., Puvaneswaran, A., & Liyanage, M. (2020, November). ESSMAR: Edge Supportive Secure Mobile Augmented Reality Architecture for Healthcare. In 2020 5th International Conference on Cloud Computing and Artificial Intelligence: Technologies and Applications (CloudTech) (pp. 1-7). IEEE. https://researchrepository.ucd.ie/bitstream/10197/12098/2/Latincom_2019_MAR_Security.pdf

Week 8

ITC571 – Emerging Technology and Innovation

Topic: Augmented reality-based user interfaces for mobile healthcare of elderly patients

Name:	Venkatesh Kasthala
Project Title:	Review of Augmented reality-based user interfaces for mobile healthcare of elderly patients
Week No:	8		Date: 02/05/2021

Planning
Milestone:	Planned:	Actual:		Comment:
The milestone for the week had been set as to have a deep analysis of the researches that are included in the annotated bibliography.	The plan for this week was something like this that the researches of previous researchers will be analysed again so that a systematic literature review can be prepared.	In context to my plan I had been able to analyse 4 articles in which I had been able to find some new things that can be included in the end project.		This is an activity that is going to help in noting down the findings for the end project.
Issues
Description:	Date:	Action/Result:		Finished (Y/N)
There is an increase in the application of AR that can be reviewed with the help of reverse engineering concept but there is a problem of scope shift in this case (Bin et al., 2020).	29/04/2021	There needs to be a strategic plan that can ensure that the concept of reverse engineering can be followed properly.		Yes

References

Bin, S., Masood, S., & Jung, Y. (2020). Virtual and augmented reality in medicine. In Biomedical Information Technology (pp. 673-686). Academic Press. https://doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-12-816034-3.00020-1

Week 7

ITC571 – Emerging Technology and Innovation

Topic: Augmented reality-based user interfaces for mobile healthcare of elderly patients

Name:	Venkatesh Kasthala
Project Title:	Review of Augmented reality-based user interfaces for mobile healthcare of elderly patients
Week No:	7		Date: 25/04/2021

Planning
Milestone:	Planned:	Actual:		Comment:
There are 6 more articles that were left to be evaluated from the last week and this was the milestone that I thought I had to set in this week.	There were 6 articles that were left so it was planned that the articles will be studied and annotated in the given task.	In relation to the AR I had annotated in total 12 articles out of which I completed 6 articles in this week. I was able to get more in-depth knowledge about the topic that can be incorporated in the main project.		This task will be acting as a guide for the literature review that can help to ensure some good findings are made which are reliable.
Issues
Description:	Date:	Action/Result:		Finished (Y/N)
There is a system in which the machine glove helps the human to interact with the machine and this is the same discussed by Wen et al. (2020), from which interface can be learnt.	23/04/2021	It must be made sure that the interface is made easy to use enough for elderly people.		Yes

References

Wen, F., Sun, Z., He, T., Shi, Q., Zhu, M., Zhang, Z., … & Lee, C. (2020). Machine learning glove using self‐powered conductive superhydrophobic triboelectric textile for gesture recognition in VR/AR applications. Advanced Science, 7(14), 2000261. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdfdirect/10.1002/advs.202000261

Week 6

ITC571 – Emerging Technology and Innovation

Topic: Augmented reality-based user interfaces for mobile healthcare of elderly patients

Name:	Venkatesh Kasthala
Project Title:	Review of Augmented reality-based user interfaces for mobile healthcare of elderly patients
Week No:	6		Date: 17/04/2021

Planning
Milestone:	Planned:	Actual:		Comment:
I decide that I will start my annotated bibliography this week. I set a milestone that I will complete the review of 5 articles at least and thus it was the milestone that was set.	I planned that the articles that have been reviewed till now will be used in the annotated bibliography.	I was able to complete the review of 6 articles as I was extensively reviewing them in the past weeks. This helped to create a base for this task.		I made sure that I am able to complete the task in an effective manner as this will further help me in my final project.
Issues
Description:	Date:	Action/Result:		Finished (Y/N)
As per the article written by Klinker et al. (2020), AR needs effective knowledge under the user experience so that It can be integrated in the mobile healthcare interface.	14/04/2021	The solution that I included it the annotated bibliography is that the elderly people have very slight knowledge in consideration to technology and thus the user interface must be very minimalistic.		Yes

References

Week 5

Name:	Venkatesh Kasthala
Project Title:	Review of Augmented reality-based user interfaces for mobile healthcare of elderly patients
Week No:	5		Date: 10/04/2021

Planning
Milestone:	Planned:	Actual:		Comment:
There was a need to develop a proposal and plan in consideration to the final project. This is what was decided as the milestone of current week..	It was planned that a proposal and plan will be developed that will be a guide to complete the project.	The proposal was created with the help of various papers that I have evaluated in the previous weeks. Those papers helped me a lot to understand the topic and create an effective proposal.		The plan will assist me to make a schedule and stick to the same so that it can be completed in time. The feedback from tutor will also be implemented.
Issues
Description:	Date:	Action/Result:		Finished (Y/N)
There is an issue with the usage of technology that is AR as it is only limited to image processing technology in healthcare setting. Thus to be used in a mobile interface can be a challenging task (Gerup et al., 2020).	06/04/2021	The issue that has been explored by author can be addressed as the health care professional may use the technology to provide an effective interface to elderly that are not much technologically advance.		Yes

References

Week 4

Name:	Venkatesh Kasthala
Project Title:	Review of Augmented reality-based user interfaces for mobile healthcare of elderly patients
Week No:	4		Date: 03/04/2021

Planning
Milestone:	Planned:	Actual:		Comment:
AR can be a helpful tool in engaging patient especially older people and therefore a milestone that was decided for this week is to identify how AR can be useful in patient engagement.	It was planned that some related papers to the milestone decided will be studied so that various advantages of AR could be understood.	According to Vávra et al. (2017), AR can be very helpful in creating an engaging user interface for older people as it helps to ensure that the treatment plan that is made is very efficient in nature.		This is something that can be included in the report so that the discussion can be made better.
Issues
Description:	Date:	Action/Result:		Finished (Y/N)
By the same author one issue has been described which is AR is more of a tool that can help in training in healthcare and education industry but this can be a difficult task when it needs to be made into a user interface.	02/04/2021	The issue can be resolved by following that the basic functioning of the AR must be integrated in mobile healthcare so that it can be made effective for older people.		Yes

References

Week 3

ITC571 – Emerging Technology and Innovation

Topic: Augmented reality-based user interfaces for mobile healthcare of elderly patients

Name:	Venkatesh Kasthala
Project Title:	Review of Augmented reality-based user interfaces for mobile healthcare of elderly patients
Week No:	3		Date: 25/03/2021

Planning
Milestone:	Planned:	Actual:		Comment:
Milestone that had been set for this week was that to understand the problem in depth that was identified last week.	It was planned that the articles that are related to the problem that is lack of AR development needs to be discovered more.	It was found that AR is not able to get integrated in the health care is the lack of technological knowledge to individuals in healthcare.		Lack of technological knowledge act as a problem to in terms of proper integration with healthcare.
Issues
Description:	Date:	Action/Result:		Finished (Y/N)
According to Bin et al. (2020), AR is considered to be a technology that can be used to simulate surgery but the lack of technological advancement in case of healthcare is acting as a major pullback in case of integration of AR in healthcare.	22/03/2021	The author has suggested that the professionals in the hospital must be trained in an effective manner and be told the positive that AR integration will bring so that the friction against the change can be decreased.		Yes

References

Bin, S., Masood, S., & Jung, Y. (2020). Virtual and augmented reality in medicine. In Biomedical Information Technology (pp. 673-686). Academic Press. https://doi-org.ezproxy.csu.edu.au/10.1016/j.compbiomed.2019.03.012