IoT Based Tracking System for Patients
Ms. S.Pavithra 1, R. Mouna Guru 2, C.M. Shrimathi 3, S. Mounya 4, R. Mohana Priya 5
1Assistant Professor,2,3,4,&5 UG Students, BE, Final Year,
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Sri Shakthi Institute of Engineering and Technology, Coimbatore, India.
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Abstract-Health-care Environment has developed in science and patients require ongoing monitoring of their ECG readings, body temperature, blood pressure (BP), heart rate, and other vital indicators. So, the primary goal of the working model is to use wireless technology to transmit the patient's health parameters to the doctor in case anything is abnormal. All the characteristics will be sensed, even if the patient is unconscious, and relayed to the medical professionals. So, we are proposing an innovative project to dodge such sudden death rates by using Patient Health Monitoring that uses sensor technology and uses the internet to communicate with assistance in case of problems. This system uses Temperature, Spo2, gyroscope, and heartbeat sensors for tracking patients’ health. These sensors are connected to the Arduino-Uno. A microcontroller that tracks the patient's health which is connected to an LCD display and a wireless network to transmit the information to a web server. In case of any abrupt changes in the patient’s heart rate, temperature, or blood oxygen saturation level, an alert message is sent about the patient using IoT. This tracking system also shows patients’ temperature, angular movements, and heartbeat tracked live data with timestamps over the Internetwork. Consequently, the IoT-based patient health tracking system actively monitors patient health through the internet, assists users in keeping an eye on their patients while at work, and perhaps saves lives. technology-based knowledge focused on Wireless-Sensing nodes.
Key Words: Monitoring, Arduino-Uno, LCD display, temperature alert, Ubidots.
