Health Monitoring System using Microcontroller
Piyush Kumar, Amit Kumar
- Year
- 2022
- Citations
- 2
- Access
- Open access
Abstract
Abstract: Due to the emergence of the new corona virus, health care is now of paramount relevance in every country. In this new era of technology, man has become a workingmachine that works like a robot 24 hours a day, seven days a week to acquire two meals. In this fast-paced world, he has forgotten to focus on the most important aspect of life: his health. Thus, one of the most essential uses of IoT is the health monitoring system. In India, about a quarter of the population dies as a result of a broken health-care system, in which doctors see patients in the morning, evening, or alternate shifts in most hospitals. What happensif a patient's health becomes critical in the meantime or if a doctor is unavailable to treat them? The solution is that a patient may lose his or her life. To avert this critical circumstance, we propose a practical embedded system device that continuously checks the health of patients. The pulse rate, vital signs, and saline liquid level of the patient are all monitored by this device (if any). Knowledge and communication technologies aid in the development of a digital revolution. For integrating various physical devices with networks, an IOT area unit has been identified. Keywords: Healthcare, Microcontroller, Arduino, Blood pressure sensor, Wifi module
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