Cloud-Based Foot Pressure Analysis for Diabetic Care Using ANN

It introduces a new method for caring for diabetic feet combines smart pressure monitoring for the feet with wearable gear that is cloud-based and uses artificial neural networks (ANNs). It is essential to recognize diabetic foot ulcers early and monitor them continuously to avoid complications. Wearable pressure sensors record data on the user's foot pressure in real time make up the proposed system. ANNs trained to detect patterns recommend a possible risk of ulceration by analyzing this data once it is transferred to a cloud-based platform. By using cloud-based architecture, healthcare practitioners can remotely monitor patients and intervene as necessary. Clinical trials show the technology improves diabetic foot care by detecting irregularities in pressure distribution and lowering the risk of ulcers and their sequel. Improved patient outcomes and decreased healthcare expenses are achieved via the preventive treatment of diabetic feet made possible by this system, which makes use of breakthroughs in wearable technology and artificial intelligence (AI).

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2024-11-18
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icdici62993.2024.10810881
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
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It introduces a new method for caring for diabetic feet combines smart pressure monitoring for the feet with wearable gear that is cloud-based and uses artificial neural networks (ANNs). It is essential to recognize diabetic foot ulcers early and monitor them continuously to avoid complications. Wearable pressure sensors record data on the user's foot pressure in real time make up the proposed system. ANNs trained to detect patterns recommend a possible risk of ulceration by analyzing this data once it is transferred to a cloud-based platform. By using cloud-based architecture, healthcare practitioners can remotely monitor patients and intervene as necessary. Clinical trials show the technology improves diabetic foot care by detecting irregularities in pressure distribution and lowering the risk of ulcers and their sequel. Improved patient outcomes and decreased healthcare expenses are achieved via the preventive treatment of diabetic feet made possible by this system, which makes use of breakthroughs in wearable technology and artificial intelligence (AI).

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