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Patient Health Monitoring using Internet of Things

Prachi N. Warbhe, Supriya O. Rajankar

Abstract


The ever-increasing advancement and evolution of new communication technologies of modern smart objects brings a new era of application development for Internet of Things (IoT)-based networks. The main objective of this proposed system is to transmitting the patient’s health parameters such as temperature, heartbeats etc., through wireless communication to doctors or to their family member. These input data are uploaded in cloud server and transmitted to the computer and mobile so that patient’s family and doctor’s may get informed. Rapid development and advances in information and communication technologies have lead to the emergence and enhance the use of Internet of Things (IoT).

In this system we used raspberry pi as a controlling purpose. ECG sensor, temperature sensor, heart beat are used as input purpose. Output side we used LCD for display purpose. We send value of that sensor on particular mail id. And also show on cloud i.e. thing speak.

Keywords


ECG Sensor, Heart Beat Sensor, Internet of Things Raspberry Pi, Temperature Sensor.

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