An Ambient Assisted Living Research Approach Targeting Real-Time Challenges

Research with Ambient Assisted Living approach has become promising mainly with the association of this environment with Fog Computing since it proposes low latency. Therefore, in this article, we propose the implementation of a Healthcare environment that provides results to the end users in real time based on Fog computing. Additionally, we propose the classification of the end users based on their specialty, as well as the categorization of the data according to the priority and urgency in the processing and visualization. For the development of our proposal, we used the Siafu and iFogSim simulators to create an assisted environment and built the Fog environment to execute the data, respectively.

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