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(https://www.wisnam.com/), and it is currently under
intensive testing, also to exploit gathered data to train
intelligent monitoring algorithms. In particular, ma-
chine learning techniques are under investigation to
effectively support the prevention and early detection
of relevant illness symptoms to activate timely needed
medical treatments. Another line of research concerns
the improvement of back-end services in order to pro-
cess more and more data in a lesser time, for and also
to support as many simultaneous users as possible. Fi-
nally, a next step is the migration of the system onto a
serverless architecture, to not depend on a single point
of failure at the same time achieving a high scalability.
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