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Abstract In this paper, we present a system using an Android smartphone that collects, displays sensor data on the screen and streams to the central server simultaneously. Bluetooth and wireless Internet connections are used for data transmissions among the devices. Also, using Near Field Communication (NFC) technology, we have constructed a more efficient and convenient mechanism to achieve an automatic Bluetooth connection and application execution. This system is beneficial on body sensor networks (BSN) developed for medical healthcare applications. For demonstration purposes, an accelerometer, a temperature sensor and electrocardiography (ECG) signal data are used to perform the experiments. Raw sensor data are interpreted to either graphical or text notations to be presented on the smartphone and the central server. Furthermore, a Java-based central server application is used to demonstrate communication with the Android system for data storage and analysis. 1　INTRODUCTION Mobile communication devices are designed to achieve multiple purposes but mostly are focused on voice and short messaging services. Wireless technology has the benefit of improving data mobility, using different protocols such as Wi- Fi and Bluetooth. In the medical field, many studies introduced body sensor networks (BSN) for healthcare applications. BSN improves the patient’s monitoring system with the help of the modern technology. This can be done by various wearable sensors equipped with wireless capabilities, In addition, as seen in various researches, it is desirable to develop a low power system. Different types of sensors can be used for monitoring movements, temperature changes, heart-beat, blood pressure and more to establish a patient monitoring system. Bluetooth is one of the widely available options for managing wireless networks to simultaneously connect up to 7 ancillary devices. In this paper, we introduce a microcontroller system that communicates via Bluetooth with the s