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 <code bibtex> <code bibtex>
 +
 +@online{IEEEICECS2024CodeOfEthics,
 +title = {IEEE Code of Ethics},
 +author = {{IEEE}},
 +year = {2024},
 +url = {https://ieee-icecs2024.org/ieee-code-of-ethics/},
 +urldate = {2026-05-02}
 +}
 +
 +@article{Guevara2026RiskMatrix,
 +title = {A Guide to Understanding 5x5 Risk Assessment Matrix},
 +author = {Guevara, Patricia},
 +journal = {SafetyCulture},
 +year = {2026},
 +month = {April},
 +day = {27},
 +url = {https://safetyculture.com/topics/risk-assessment/5x5-risk-matrix},
 +note = {Published article, accessed 2026-05-02}
 +}
 +
 +@book{Osterwalder2010,
 +title = {Business Model Generation: A Handbook for Visionaries, Game Changers, and Challengers},
 +author = {Osterwalder, Alexander and Pigneur, Yves},
 +year = {2010},
 +publisher = {Wiley},
 +pages = {—},
 +doi = {—}
 +}
 +
 +@article{Helms2010,
 +title = {Exploring SWOT analysis – where are we now?},
 +author = {Helms, Marilyn M. and Nixon, Judy},
 +journal = {Journal of Strategy and Management},
 +year = {2010},
 +pages = {215–251},
 +doi = {10.1108/17554251011064837}
 +}
 +
 +@book{Kotler2016,
 +title = {Marketing Management},
 +author = {Kotler, Philip and Keller, Kevin Lane},
 +year = {2016},
 +publisher = {Pearson},
 +pages = {—},
 +doi = {—}
 +}
 +
 +@book{Lynch2015,
 +title = {Strategic Management},
 +author = {Lynch, Richard},
 +year = {2015},
 +publisher = {Pearson},
 +pages = {—},
 +doi = {—}
 +}
 +
 +@article{Constantinides2006,
 +title = {The marketing mix revisited},
 +author = {Constantinides, Efthymios},
 +journal = {Journal of Marketing Management},
 +year = {2006},
 +pages = {407–438},
 +doi = {10.1362/026725706776861190}
 +}
 +
 +@article{SwaanArons1999,
 +title = {A Knowledge Base Representing Porter's Five Forces Model},
 +journal = {Erasmus University Rotterdam},
 +year = {1999},
 +pages = {—},
 +doi = {https://repub.eur.nl/pub/753/eur-few-cs-99-02.pdf}
 +}
 +
 +@article{Karadzhov2025,
 +title = {How to Create the Best PESTEL Analysis},
 +journal = {International Journal of Digital Research},
 +year = {2025},
 +volume = {1},
 +number = {3},
 +pages = {8--20},
 +doi = {https://doi.org/10.63711/ijdr.net20250301}
 +}
 +
 +@misc{Amazon_LED_Product_B0CR18WJPL,
 +  title = {LED Strip Lights – Multicolor RGB LED Tape (12 V, with Remote / Controller)},
 +  author = {{Amazon.es / Seller}},
 +  year = {n.d.},
 +  url = {https://www.amazon.es/dp/B0CR18WJPL},
 +  note = {Accessed: 2026‑04‑09}
 +}
  
 @misc{Amazon_LED_Product_B0DHKQ2S3H, @misc{Amazon_LED_Product_B0DHKQ2S3H,
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 } }
  
-@report{WHO2025,+@techreport{WHO2025,
   author = {{World Health Organization}},   author = {{World Health Organization}},
   title = {World mental health today: Latest data},   title = {World mental health today: Latest data},
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   url = {https://www.undp.org/sustainable-development-goals}   url = {https://www.undp.org/sustainable-development-goals}
 } }
 +
 @article{LCA2025, @article{LCA2025,
-title = {life cycle analysis reference},+title = {ISO 14072:2024 | Environmental management — Life cycle assessment — Requirements and guidance for organizational life cycle assessment},
 journal = {ISO}, journal = {ISO},
-year = {2025}, +year = {2024}, 
-url = {https://www.iso.org/standard/61104.html}+url = {https://www.iso.org/standard/86265.html}
 } }
  
-article{Kim2022, +@article{Kim2022, 
-title = {Daily microbreaks in a self-regulatory resources lens: Perceived health climate as a contextual moderator via microbreak autonomy}, +title = "Daily Microbreaks in a Self-Regulatory Resources Lens: Perceived Health Climate as a Contextual Moderator via Microbreak Autonomy", 
-journal = {Journal of Applied Psychology}, +abstract = "Grounded in self-regulatory resources and conservation of resources theories, the current research examinespoor self-regulatory capacity as a precursor to microbreaks and their possible outcomes at work. Full-timeemployees completed multiple online surveys for 10 (n1 = 779 daily observations) and 5 workdays(n2 = 1,024 daily observations). In Study 1, multilevel path analysis results showed that on days whenemployees had poorer recovery at home (i.e., poor sleep quality), they experienced higher fatigue in the nextmorning (low self-regulatory capacity) and thus took microbreaks more frequently at work. In turn, theirengagement in microbreaks was related to higher work engagement during the day and lower end-of-workfatigue. Furthermore, perceived health climate was found to moderate the path from morning fatigue tomicrobreaks. In Study 2, we replicated and confirmed the serial mediation paths found in Study 1 (poor sleepquality → morning fatigue → microbreaks → work engagement and end-of-work fatigue). Building onStudy 1, Study 2 also identified microbreak autonomy as a mechanism by which perceived health climatemoderates the path between morning fatigue and microbreaks (i.e., mediated moderation effect). Exploratory analyses discovered intriguing patterns of socialization microbreaks versus other microbreaks,providing further implications for the theoretical perspective.", 
-year = {2022}, +keywords = "Fatigue, Microbreaks, Perceived health climate, Recovery, Self-regulatory resources", 
-volume = {107}, +author = "Sooyeol Kim and Seonghee Cho and Park, \{Young Ah\}", 
-number = {1}, +note = "The authors acknowledge two presentations of earlier versions of studies from this study at the 2019 Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology annual conference in Washington DC and 2019 Academy of Management annual conference in Atlanta, Georgia", 
-pages = {60--77}, +year = "2022", 
-doi = {https://doi.org/10.1037/apl0000891}+doi = "10.1037/apl0000891", 
 +language = "English (US)", 
 +volume = "107", 
 +pages = "60--77", 
 +journal = "Journal of Applied Psychology", 
 +issn = "0021-9010", 
 +publisher = "American Psychological Association", 
 +number = "1",
 } }
  
-article{Radun2025,+ 
 +@article{Radun2025,
 title = {How Did the Addition of Soundproof Pods Influence Office Employees’ Experience?}, title = {How Did the Addition of Soundproof Pods Influence Office Employees’ Experience?},
 journal = {Turku University of Applied Sciences}, journal = {Turku University of Applied Sciences},
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 } }
  
-article{SEA2025,+@article{SEA2025,
 title = {Parametric Study of Speech Privacy in Semi-Enclosed Meeting Pods}, title = {Parametric Study of Speech Privacy in Semi-Enclosed Meeting Pods},
 journal = {SEA-Acustica Conference Proceedings}, journal = {SEA-Acustica Conference Proceedings},
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 } }
  
-article{Goyal2014,+@article{Goyal2014,
 title = {Meditation Programs for Psychological Stress and Well-Being: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis}, title = {Meditation Programs for Psychological Stress and Well-Being: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis},
 journal = {JAMA Internal Medicine}, journal = {JAMA Internal Medicine},
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 } }
  
-article{Cho2022,+@article{Cho2022,
 title = {Taking Microbreaks at Work Is Actually a Good Thing}, title = {Taking Microbreaks at Work Is Actually a Good Thing},
 journal = {Blue Zones}, journal = {Blue Zones},
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 } }
  
-@article{Hamza2023, +@article{Machinerydirective, 
-title = {BeeLive: The IoT platform of Beemon monitoring and alerting system for beehives}, +title = {Directive 2006/42/EC - machinery directive}, 
-journal = {Smart Agricultural Technology}, +author = {{European Agency for safety and health at work}}, 
-volume = {6}, +year = {2006}, 
-pages = {100331}, +url = {https://osha.europa.eu/en/legislation/directives/directive-2006-42-ec-of-the-european-parliament-and-of-the-council}, 
-year = {2023}, +note = {Accessed: 2026-04-30}
-issn = {2772-3755}, +
-doi = {https://doi.org/10.1016/j.atech.2023.100331}, +
-url = {https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2772375523001600}, +
-author = {Abdelbaset S. Hamza and Rahman Tashakkori and Bejamen Underwood and William O'Brien and Chris Campell}, +
-keywords = {Beehive, Honey bees, Internet-of-Things (IoT)}, +
-abstract = {Monitoring honey beehives is mainly done manually by beekeepers to evaluate the health of their hives and determine their growth and yield. With the emergence of Internet of Things (IoT) devices and tools, there have been some efforts in recent years to automate such monitoring. This can significantly benefit beekeepers as they can obtain critical data and insight into their hives' health and performance more regularly. In this paper, we use IoT devices and the Thingsboard dashboard to track the status of 28 honey beehives installed in the Western region of North Carolina as part of the Appalachian Multi-Apiary Informatics System (AppMAIS) project. In order to acquire data from a beehive, humidity and temperature sensors, as well as a microphone, have been placed inside the hives. In addition, a video camera has been placed at the top of the hive's entrance to obtain video recordings of the bees entering and leaving the hives, and a scale is placed under the hive to report the weight. The data collected from the sensors and peripherals installed in each of the AppMAIS hives are sent to the Thingsboard dashboard for management and visualization. In this paper, we report on our success with Thingsboard IoT tool to monitor honey beehives and take advantage of their capabilities to interact with the devices as needed to adjust operational parameters.}+
 } }
  
-@InProceedings{Reis2020, +@misc{LowVoltageDirective, 
-    author="dos Reis, Alexandre Soares +title = {Low Voltage Directive (LVD)}, 
-    and Gielen, Elien +author = {{European Comission}}, 
-    and Wopereis, Ko +year = {2016}, 
-    and Pasternak, Marcel +url = {https://single-market-economy.ec.europa.eu/sectors/electrical-and-electronic-engineering-industries-eei/low-voltage-directive-lvd_en}, 
-    and Sooäär, Vaido +note = {Accessed: 2026-04-30}
-    and Schneider, Tobias +
-    and Duarte, Abel J. +
-    and Malheiro, Benedita +
-    and Justo, Jorge +
-    and Ribeiro, Cristina +
-    and Silva, Manuel F. +
-    and Ferreira, Paulo +
-    and Guedes, Pedro", +
-    editor="Silva, Manuel F. +
-    and Luís Lima, José +
-    and Reis, Luís Paulo +
-    and Sanfeliu, Alberto +
-    and Tardioli, Danilo", +
-    title="Smart Companion Pillow -- An EPS@ISEP 2019 Project", +
-    booktitle="Robot 2019: Fourth Iberian Robotics Conference", +
-    year="2020", +
-    publisher="Springer International Publishing", +
-    address="Cham", +
-    pages="465--476", +
-    abstract="This paper describes the design and development of a Smart Companion Pillow, named bGuard, designed by a multinational and multidisciplinary team enrolled in the European Project Semester (EPS) at Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto (ISEP) in the spring of 2019. Nowadays, parents spend most of the day at work and become naturally worried about the well-being of their young children, specially babies. The aim of bGuard is to provide a 24-hour remotely accessible baby monitoring service, contributing to reduce parenting stress. The team, based on the survey of related products, as well as on marketing, sustainability, ethics and deontology analyses, developed a remotely interactive Smart Companion Pillow to monitor the baby's health and room air quality. The collected data, once it is saved on an Internet of Things (IoT) platform, becomes remotely accessible. The bGuard pillow, thanks to its shape, reduces the risk of the baby rolling from back to tummy, lowering the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS).", +
-    isbn="978-3-030-36150-1"+
 } }
  
-@article{Lee2018, +@article{EMCD, 
-    title = "Design and Implementation of Monitoring System Architecture for Smart Bicycle Platform", +title = {Guide for the EMCD (Directive 2014/30/EU}, 
-    journal = "Procedia Computer Science", +author = {{European Comission}}, 
-    volume = "134", +year = {2018}, 
-    pages = "464--469", +url = {https://ec.europa.eu/docsroom/documents/33601/attachments/1/translations/en/renditions/native}, 
-    year = "2018", +note = {Accessed: 2026-04-30}
-    note = "The 15th International Conference on Mobile Systems and Pervasive Computing (MobiSPC 2018) / The 13th International Conference on Future Networks and Communications (FNC-2018) / Affiliated Workshops", +
-    issn = "1877-0509", +
-    doi = "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.procs.2018.07.182", +
-    url = "http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1877050918311475", +
-    author = "YeongKyun Lee and Jongpil Jeong", +
-    keywords = "Remote monitoring, Wireless sensor network, Smart phone based monitoring, Bicycle monitoring", +
-    abstract = "This paper proposes the smart phone as a central monitoring device for the bicycle and the WIFI network as a communication channel between the smart phone and the sensors. It will show how to implement the sensor boards with WIFI and relevant firmware, the software on the smart phone to communicate with the sensor boards and the evaluation results with the open source software called Goldencheetah. The knowledge in this paper is not limited to bicycles but can be expanded to any other monitoring systems using the remote sensors based on smart phone."+
 } }
  
-@article{Ranjith2020, +@misc{ProductSafety, 
-    title = "Prediction of Exhaust Gas Emission characteristics using Neem oil blended bio-diesel in diesel engine", +title = {Directive 2001/95 EC - product safety}, 
-    journal = "Materials Today: Proceedings", +author = {{European Agency for safety and health at work}}, 
-    volume = "21", +year = {2023}, 
-    pages = "870 - 875", +url = {https://osha.europa.eu/en/legislation/directives/directive-2006-42-ec-of-the-european-parliament-and-of-the-council}, 
-    year = "2020", +note = {Accessed: 2026-04-30}
-    note = "International Conference on Recent Trends in Nanomaterials for Energy, Environmental and Engineering Applications", +
-    issn = "2214-7853", +
-    doi = "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.matpr.2019.07.706", +
-    url = "http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2214785319329116", +
-    author = " Ranjith and V. Velmurugan and S. Thanikaikarasan", +
-    keywords = "Accelerometer, Diesel engine, Neem oil, Renewable, Alternative, Viscosity, Volatility", +
-    abstract = "As a renewable, sustainable and alternative fuel for diesel engine, biodiesel instead of diesel has been increasingly fuelled to study its effects on engine performances and emissions. Biodiesel production is a modern and technological area for researchers due to constant increase in the prices of petroleum, diesel, and environmental advantages. Increased environmental awareness and depletion of resources are driving industry to develop viable alternative fuels from renewable resources that are environmentally more acceptable. Neem oil is a potential alternative fuel. The most detrimental properties of neem oils are its high viscosity and low volatility, and these cause several problems during their long duration usage in diesel engines. From the review it is found that the use of biodiesel leads to the substantial reduction in CO2, HC, CO and NOx emissions." +
-} +
- +
-@article{Sobhani2018, +
-    title = "Impact of smartphone distraction on pedestrians crossing behaviour: An application of head-mounted immersive virtual reality", +
-    journal = "Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour", +
-    volume = "58", +
-    pages = "228 - 241", +
-    year = "2018", +
-    issn = "1369-8478", +
-    doi = "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.trf.2018.06.020", +
-    url = "http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1369847818300998", +
-    author = "Anae Sobhani and Bilal Farooq", +
-    keywords = "Head-mounted immersive virtual reality, Pedestrian, Distracted street crossing, Multi-tasking, Smartphone use, Surrogate analysis, Smart LED lights safety treatment", +
-    abstract = "A novel head-mounted virtual immersive/interactive reality environment (VIRE) is utilized to evaluate the behaviour of participants in three pedestrian road crossing conditions while 1) not distracted, 2) distracted with a smartphone, and 3) distracted with a smartphone with a virtually implemented safety measure on the road. Forty-two volunteers participated in our research who completed thirty successful (complete crossing) trials in blocks of ten trials for each crossing condition. For the two distracted conditions, pedestrians are engaged in a maze-solving game on a virtual smartphone, while at the same time checking the traffic for a safe crossing gap. For the proposed safety measure, smart flashing and color changing LED lights are simulated on the crosswalk to warn the distracted pedestrian who initiates crossing. Surrogate safety measures as well as speed information and distraction attributes such as direction and orientation of participants head were collected and evaluated by employing a Multinomial Logit (MNL) model. Results from the model indicate that females have more dangerous crossing behaviour especially in distracted conditions; however, the smart LED treatment reduces this negative impact. Moreover, the number of times and the percentage of duration the head was facing the smartphone during a trial and a waiting time respectively increase the possibility of unsafe crossings; though, the proposed treatment reduces the safety crossing rate. Hence, our study shows that the smart LED light safety treatment indeed improves the safety of distracted pedestrians and enhances the successful crossing rate." +
-} +
- +
-@article{Obayashi2020, +
-    title = "Pilot and Feasibility Study on Elderly Support Services Using Communicative Robots and Monitoring Sensors Integrated With Cloud Robotics", +
-    journal = "Clinical Therapeutics", +
-    year = "2020", +
-    issn = "0149-2918", +
-    doi = "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.clinthera.2020.01.001", +
-    url = "http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0149291820300278", +
-    author = "Kazuko Obayashi and Shigeru Masuyama", +
-    keywords = "activities of daily living, cloud robotics, communicative robot, elderly care, robotics utilization, support services", +
-    abstract = "Purpose +
-    This pilot before-after study investigated the possible effects of communicative robots, used with a sensing system supported by cloud robotics, in caring for elderly people. +
-    Methods +
-    Two elderly women in nursing homes and 4 care workers participated in the trial. The overnight life rhythm assessments of the study participants and care workers were surveyed to determine when and how the robots should be integrated into care. The system consisted of the robot Sota, a noncontact vital sensor and a sheet-shaped bed sensor. Real-time sensing data and conversations between the participants and robots were sent to the servers, prompting a quick verbal response by the robot supported by cloud robotics. +
-    Findings +
-    Care workers devoted 3 h to the maintenance of records during their most stressful periods. Automatic recording of vital information using robot sensors can improve the quality of nursing care work. Care workers' stress levels were maximized when responding to nurse calls. Temporary responses to nurse calls by the robots may help to effectively reduce the burden on nursing care workers. Robots can stimulate elderly people to communicate more with others (P < 0.05). Appropriate vocalization by communicative robots may prevent the deterioration of quality of life in elderly individuals. +
-    Implications +
-    Communicative robots, used with a sensing system, may stimulate elderly people to activate a communication link with others and help care workers to effectively reduce the burden during the night shift. A follow-up study involving a broader research program on communicative robots and elderly care would be beneficial." +
-} +
- +
-@article{Thapa2019, +
-    title = "Study on the wintry thermal improvement of makeshift shelters built after Nepal earthquake 2015", +
-    journal = "Energy and Buildings", +
-    volume = "199", +
-    pages = "62 - 71", +
-    year = "2019", +
-    issn = "0378-7788", +
-    doi = "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.enbuild.2019.06.031", +
-    url = "http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378778819306309", +
-    author = "Rita Thapa and Hom Bahadur Rijal and Masanori Shukuya and Hikaru Imagawa", +
-    keywords = "Nepal, Earthquake, Temporary shelters, Indoor air temperature, Thermal insulation, Thermal improvement", +
-    abstract = "After massive earthquake 2015, thousands of Nepalese who lost their permanent houses by the hardest hits were forced to live in makeshift temporary shelters. The field measurement on indoor thermal environment in five shelters was conducted in one of the district hit by the earthquake, Lalitpur, in winter. The mean indoor and outdoor air temperatures during the measured nighttime were found to be 10.3 °C and 7.6 °C, respectively, and the nocturnal indoor air temperature remained below the lowest acceptable temperature of 11 °C. This result assured that these shelters are not good for winter and must create various problems. We therefore analyzed the thermal characteristics of those shelters based on the measured results in order to seek a possible improvement. The total heat loss coefficient estimated per floor area in five shelters ranged from 11.3 to 15.2 W/(m2·K); that is thermal insulation was very low. We made a simple numerical analysis on the variation of indoor air temperature with the assumption of improved thermal characteristics and thereby found that it needs to be reduced about 2∼7 W/(m2·K) to have the indoor air temperature higher than 11 °C for 70\% of the whole nocturnal hours. Such reduction of heat loss was found to be realized by adding affordable materials, e.g., cellular polyethylene foam and clothes for respective walls and roof. Thus, the knowledge obtained from this study should hopefully be applied to actual improvement of indoor thermal environment in existing shelters and also to a development for the preparation against future disaster." +
-} +
- +
-@MISC{gartner2021, +
-  author  = "{Gartner}", +
-  title   = "{Gartner Magic Quadrant for Data Science and Machine Learning Platforms}", +
-  url     = "{https://www.gartner.com/en/documents/3998753}", +
-  urldate = "{March 2021}", +
-  year    = "{2021}", +
-  address = "{[Accessed in April 2021]}",   +
-} +
- +
-@MISC{android41, +
-  author  = "{Android Open Source Project}", +
-  title   = "{Android Developers: Android 4.1 APIs}", +
-  url     = "{http://developer.android.com/about/versions/android-4.1.html}", +
-  urldate = "{May 2014}", +
-  year    = "{2014}", +
-  address = "{[Accessed in April 2017]}", +
-} +
- +
-@MISC{cloudexpo2008, +
-  AUTHOR  = "{Cloud Expo}", +
-  title   = "{Twenty-One Experts Define Cloud Computing}", +
-  url     = "{http://cloudcomputing.sys-con.com/node/612375}", +
-  urldate = "{October 2013}", +
-  year    = "{2008}", +
-  address = "{[Accessed in April 2021]}",   +
-} +
- +
-@BOOK{Bandyopadhyay2013, +
-  title={Unsupervised Classification: Similarity Measures, Classical and Metaheuristic Approaches, and Applications}, +
-  author={Bandyopadhyay, Sanghamitra and Saha, Sriparna}, +
-  year={2013}, +
-  isbn={978-3-642-32450-5}, +
-  publisher={Springer}, +
-  address = {Berlin, Germany}, +
-  doi = {10.1007/978-3-642-32451-2} +
-} +
- +
- +
-@ARTICLE{Llorente2009,  +
-  author  ="{Sotomayor, B. and Montero, Ruben S. and Llorente, I.M. and Foster, I.}",  +
-  journal ="Internet Computing, IEEE",  +
-  title   ="{Virtual Infrastructure Management in Private and Hybrid Clouds}",  +
-  year    ="{2009}",  +
-  month   ="{Sept}",  +
-  volume  ="{13}",  +
-  number  ="{5}",  +
-  pages   ="{14-22}",  +
-  abstract = {One of the many definitions of "cloud" is that of an infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) system, in which IT infrastructure is deployed in a provider's data center as virtual machines. With IaaS clouds' growing popularity, tools and technologies are emerging that can transform an organization's existing infrastructure into a private or hybrid cloud. OpenNebula is an open source, virtual infrastructure manager that deploys virtualized services on both a local pool of resources and external IaaS clouds. Haizea, a resource lease manager, can act as a scheduling back end for OpenNebula, providing features not found in other cloud software or virtualization-based data center management software.}, +
-  doi = {10.1109/MIC.2009.119} +
-} +
- +
-@article{Mulder2013, +
-    title = "Development of a Motion System for an Advanced Sailing Simulator ", +
-    journal = "Procedia Engineering", +
-    volume = "60", +
-    number = "0", +
-    pages = "428 - 434", +
-    year = "2013", +
-    note = "6th Asia-Pacific Congress on Sports Technology (APCST) ", +
-    issn = "1877-7058", +
-    doi = "http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.proeng.2013.07.030", +
-    url = "http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1877705813010813", +
-    author = "Fabian A. Mulder and Jouke C. Verlinden", +
-    keywords = "Sailing", +
-    keywords = "Dinghy", +
-    keywords = "Virtual reality", +
-    keywords = "Training simulation", +
-    keywords = "Force feedback", +
-    abstract = "Abstract To train competitive sailing in a virtual setting, motion of the boat as well as haptic feedback of the sail lines is essential. When discussing virtual environments (VEs) the concept of presence is often used. In this study we develop a sailing simulator motion system to research what factors contribute to the participants’ sensation of presence when sailing in a VE. The developed simulator includes the development of a mainsheet force feedback system and a novel motion platform, connected to a high-quality graphics sailing simulation. In future research, the developed system will be used to study which sail training type can be performed in simulated environments, and if the system can be used as a valid testbed for perception-action experiments." +
-} +
- +
-@article{Mahn2006, +
-title = {A BEHAVIOUR-BASED NAVIGATION SYSTEM FOR AN AUTONOMOUS INDOOR BLIMP}, +
-journal = {IFAC Proceedings Volumes}, +
-volume = {39}, +
-number = {16}, +
-pages = {837-842}, +
-year = {2006}, +
-note = {4th IFAC Symposium on Mechatronic Systems}, +
-issn = {1474-6670}, +
-doi = {https://doi.org/10.3182/20060912-3-DE-2911.00144}, +
-url = {https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1474667015342725}, +
-author = {Manuel Mahn and Markus Kemper}, +
-keywords = {control, indoor navigation}, +
-abstract = {This paper describes a behaviour-based navigation system for airborne autonomous robots. The work has been validated by controlling an indoor blimp with a finite-state machine. It is shown that behaviour-based navigation, especially concerning mobile robots for indoor applications, is predestined to perform reconnaissance of unknown areas and moreover for navigation tasks in familiar environment. Due to the inability of most autonomous indoor aerial vehicles to carry heavy sensors, these systems lack of metrical information and therefore the explicit localization is yet impossible until today. The behaviour-based navigation is combined with a variety of path-planning methods (tree-search, potential fields, etc.) using obstacle-maps of known surroundings enabling the robot to acquire a desired position in a correspondent cluster of rooms.}+
 } }
  
-@INPROCEEDINGS{Khan2018, +@misc{EUR-LEX, 
-  author={Khan, Tareq}, +title = {General data Protection Regulation}, 
-  booktitle={2018 IEEE International Conference on Electro/Information Technology (EIT)},  +author = {{European Union}}, 
-  title={A Smart Wearable Gadget for Noninvasive Detection and Notification of Diaper Moister},  +year = {2016}, 
-  year={2018}, +url = {https://osha.europa.eu/en/legislation/directives/directive-2006-42-ec-of-the-european-parliament-and-of-the-council}, 
-  volume={}, +note = {Accessed: 2026-04-30}
-  number={}, +
-  pages={0240-0244}, +
-  abstract={Wearing a wet diaper for a long time can be uncomfortable and cause health issues such as diaper rash. The best way to avoid diaper rash is to change the diaper often and as soon as possible after the baby urinates or passes stool. Daycare caregivers or parents sometimes forget or do not have time to manually check the diaper condition of the babies throughout the day. In this age of smart devices, many people are busy with their cell phones or tablets for social networking, texting, gaming, music etc. In this project, a novel wearable gadget is developed which sends an automatic notification to caregivers smart devices whenever the baby urinates. The proposed wearable detects urination event noninvasively by sensing the temperature rise on the outer surface of the diaper. The gadget is a small size, low power, low cost and reusable electronic device that is attached externally to the outer surface of the diaper using hook-and-Ioop fasteners. The gadget can be used with any disposable diaper, thus no change in the diaper production process or price increase is required. The smartphone app logs the urination events and creates databases and reports. This record can facilitate treating disease such as dehydration, where accurate previous records of urination are required. A prototype of the hardware gadget and a smartphone app is developed and tested.}, +
-  keywords={}, +
-  doi={10.1109/EIT.2018.8500233}, +
-  ISSN={2154-0373}, +
-  month={May},+
 } }
  
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