Patient Monitoring And Women Safety System Using Iot
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Arduino Uno, Global Positioning System, Global System for Mobile Communication.Abstract
The design of proposed system is based on embedded real time system to monitor the patients suffering from blood pressure, chronic diseases and for aged people who resides in their home. In this system is mainly to eliminate the need of a Personal Computer and to develop the system probably to reduce the cost. The smart phones create many opportunities to improve health monitoring and many technologies are developed every year with large scale adoption. The system was developed to monitor the non-invasive signs such as temperature, blood pressure, heart rate, and to detect smoke in atmosphere. The gas sensors used and if the patient fallen down to detect fall detection accelerometer. The proposed system consists of an Arduino controller, acid sensor, GSM 900A, android application. The acid sensor is a switch type that will detect the presence of water or battery acid if any portion of the rope becomes wet. The monitored values are always sent through the smart phones and it detects the normal and abnormal state. The buzzer indicates it when it is abnormal state and can be passed to particular member through mobile android application by using Global Positioning System/Global System for Mobile Communication module. The patient can be monitored through mobile phones by doctor and need not to visit to home place for the monthly check-up. The doctor monitors the patient health condition through the android application.
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