A Novel Mobile Video Monitoring System Using a PDA Terminal

Satoshi MIYAJI; Tetsushi YAMASHITA; Masahiro WADA; Shuichi MATSUMOTO

A Novel Mobile Video Monitoring System Using a PDA Terminal

Satoshi MIYAJI, Tetsushi YAMASHITA, Masahiro WADA, Shuichi MATSUMOTO

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This paper describes a novel mobile video monitoring system. The receiver is a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) with a PHS (Personal Handy Phone system) card. The sender is a PC-based video encoding system, which is connected to an ISDN line by ISDN-TA. Functions such as camera selection, remote camera control and high-resolution snap shot are implemented. In this paper, details of the system are explained and a practicability assessment is performed. An experiment was conducted to measure the upward and downward transmission delay. From the results, the system performs consistently to a theoretical behavior. Furthermore, the performance of this system is quite practical for mobile video monitoring.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E85-B No.10 pp.2191-2197

Publication Date: 2002/10/01

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Satoshi MIYAJI, Tetsushi YAMASHITA, Masahiro WADA, Shuichi MATSUMOTO, "A Novel Mobile Video Monitoring System Using a PDA Terminal" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications, vol. E85-B, no. 10, pp. 2191-2197, October 2002, doi: .
Abstract: This paper describes a novel mobile video monitoring system. The receiver is a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) with a PHS (Personal Handy Phone system) card. The sender is a PC-based video encoding system, which is connected to an ISDN line by ISDN-TA. Functions such as camera selection, remote camera control and high-resolution snap shot are implemented. In this paper, details of the system are explained and a practicability assessment is performed. An experiment was conducted to measure the upward and downward transmission delay. From the results, the system performs consistently to a theoretical behavior. Furthermore, the performance of this system is quite practical for mobile video monitoring.
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