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Rahul Gupta Roshan Jayswal
BITS Pilani ID:2016H124055P ID:2016H124056P
BITS Pilani, Pilani
Pilani Campus
PATIENT HEALTH
MONITORING BASED
BITS Pilani ON IOT
Pilani Campus
FLOW OF PRESENTATION
Introduction
Block diagram
Flow Chart
Circuit designing
Breadboard implementation
Challenges to IOT
First we , decided to link IOT with cellular communications. After doing some studies
we came to know that in IOT we require a very large amount data, so 4G cant help
us. If we want to link IOT with cellular communications we need to shift from 4G to
5G.
The challenge for the cellular industry now is to unlock the value of this interconnected
web of devices in a manner that is secured, flexible, low power and easy to provision,
manage and scale while delivering robustness and acceptable latencies in performance.
UHD
Virtual
Reality
Smart Industry
Home/Buildings Automation
Smart Self-Driving
Cities car
Specially old age patients should be periodically monitored and their loved ones need
to be informed about their health status from time to time.
In this modern era of automation and advanced computing the social and commercial
needs of mankind are changing very frequently.
It seems that this Topic is going to be more challenging and Learning , and more
the current trend is working on it.
The embedded web server is the combination of embedded device and Internet
technology, which provides a flexible remote device monitoring.
From 78XX series which provides constant positive voltage. We selected 7805 which
provides constant +5V at the output.
Capacitor at the input and output of 7805 is going to act like a filter. This +5v is given
to microcontroller.
We need one more regulator because Wifi(ESP2886) module needs 3.3v at the output
Keypad to set the upper and Lower limit of heart-beat and temperature of human-body
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FLOW-CHART
PATIENT
WITH
SENSORS
ATTACH TO
BODY
NETWORK GATEWAY
SYSTEM IDENTIFIES
NETWORK ID OF PATIENT
PARAMETER VALUES
MONITORED BY PC
INFORMATION
IS SENT TO
DOCTOR AND
PARAMETER OTHER
NO VALUES EXCEED CRITICAL AUTHORITIES
VALUE
YES
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CIRCUIT DESIGNING(1)
In order to detect the pulse we will pass light (using an LED) from one side of the finger and measure the intensity
of light received on the other side (using an LDR).
Whenever the heart pumps blood more light is absorbed by increased blood cells and we will observe a decrease
in the intensity of light received on the LDR. As a result the resistance value of the LDR increases.
This variation in resistance is converted into voltage variation using a signal conditioning circuit usually an OP-AMP
We are also going to use the heart-beat sensor which measures the heart-beat of the person.
We are going to write code , in which are going to set the upper and lower limits of both body-
temperature of the patient and heat-beats of the patient. If the body-temperature or the
heartbeats of the patient goes above or below the particular threshold than an alarm will ring.
We are planning to use a GSM Module which will immediately send messages to the doctors
whose numbers is already registered, so that the immediate action can be taken.
SIMULATION
BREADBOARD IMPLEMENTATION
CODE DEBUGGING
SOLDERING
PROGRAM LOADING
Simulation of this is also challenging task, because we dont have an in-built heart-
beat sensor in the Proteus software that we are using for simulation purpose.
Enviornment Monitoring
To predict the climatic changes and to deal with
the natural calamities like, cyclones, flood,
drought, etc. In these countries, the system
needs to be fairly cheap and easily maintainable.
So, usage of IoT in environment monitoring can
open a new era of opportunities
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and Bert Gyselinckx, Low-Power Wireless Sensor Nodes for Ubiquitous Long-Term
Biomedical Signal Monitoring, IEEE Communications Magazine, January 2012