The growth of networking and communication technologies has led to increased interest in Wireless Body Area Networks (WBANs) for both medical and non-medical applications, especially for remote patient monitoring.
WBAN performance issues arise during synchronization and data transmission due to varying traffic loads, causing delays, energy waste, and potential data loss in time-sensitive scenarios.
The proposed Dynamic Next Beacon Interval and Superframe Duration Scheme (DNBISD) uses a fuzzy logic approach to adapt synchronization parameters, improving data transmission efficiency, delivery ratios, and energy consumption in WBANs.