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Smart Healthcare Sensor Kit Using IoT

R. Santhosh Kumar

Abstract


Smart healthcare sensor kit using IoT. It plays an important role in emergency medical service such as helps to record or collect (BP, Pulses, Temperature) the information about patient and it will save the database to update to the patient details. It helps to save the time of both the patient and doctor. With the help of measuring blood pressure, heart beat rate, temperature, ECG and using neo reflective wrist pulse oximeter. It helps to store the details of the data about patient like, blood pressure, heart beat rate, temperature, ECG etc and so on. Using the intel galileo 2nd generation development board it will connected by the usb cable. This helps to make the connection by the usb cable and fixed it then the result is display the datas in the led display. And one side the data will be stored update Ung the monitoring of his health. This helps to make the connection between the patient and his doctor. This systems sends the real time data of a patient to his doctor on the messages to his and record it for his future reference to the patient. This is help to give the proper data of the patient data and continues medical service to the patient.

Keywords


Internet of Things (IOT), solar, Sensors, Health Monitoring.

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