Towards Seamless Glucose Monitoring: A Smart Non-Invasive System for Diabetes Patients

Blood Glucose Monitoring levels are essential to the treatment of diabetes and must be done continuously. Patients often don't comply with conventional glucose monitoring techniques since they cause discomfort and are invasive. An Arduino microcontroller and infrared (I.R.) sensor are used in this work to provide a robust, non-invasive glucose monitoring system. I.R. light is transmitted through the skin to measure the quantity of light reflected, and this relationship exists between the amount of light and the amount of glucose in the interstitial fluid. In real-time, the Arduino analyses blood glucose levels by analyzing IR Spectroscopy and using machine learning techniques. The device features wireless connectivity, enabling it to send glucose readings to a mobile application for continuous monitoring, historical data analysis, and customized alerts. Initial trials indicate that this non-invasive system provides accurate glucose measurements comparable to traditional methods, significantly improving user comfort and compliance. This innovative approach promises a pain-free, user-friendly, and cost-effective solution for diabetes management, paving the way for more widespread adoption of continuous glucose monitoring.