Development of a Multi-Functional Human Health Monitoring System

Abstract: Today, in flow of innovations, the specialists are always looking for advanced electronic device to help in diagnosing abnormalities of the body. Next-generation structures in healthcare monitoring devices are due to the Internet of Things, which becoming an exciting development area. Load cells, ultrasonic, LM 35 sensor and pulse oximeter (MAX30100) are incorporated in the STM32F401CDU6 black pill development board (MCU) in this research work to design a muilti-functional human health monitoring system. A web based server (using HTML, CSS, JavaScript and PHP application) will be present and will get data from the device and also the body mass index of the patient and the body temperature, pulse rate and SpO2 level in the blood will be measured. The human data produced will be displayed on an LCD for initial analysis and also transferred over an ESP8266 WIFI module. All the data compiled for each patient can also be viewed from the web server for further study and evaluation. This device, however, will be quite useful in rural or remote areas it will enable nearby clinics to consult with city hospitals about the health conditions of their patients. The device will also enable people to have a normal checkup of their health which is very important in improving the standard and quality of the health sector.

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International Journal of Latest Technology in Engineering Management & Applied Science
Published
2025-02-05
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https://doi.org/10.51583/ijltemas.2025.1401011
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Non-Invasive Vital Sign Monitoring
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Development of a Multi-Functional Human Health Monitoring System

Jamiu Rotimi Olasina, Ojo Jayeola Adaramola
International Journal of Latest Technology in Engineering Management & Applied Science
Non-Invasive Vital Sign Monitoring
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Development of a Multi-Functional Human Health Monitoring System

Jamiu Rotimi Olasina, Ojo Jayeola Adaramola
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Abstract

Abstract: Today, in flow of innovations, the specialists are always looking for advanced electronic device to help in diagnosing abnormalities of the body. Next-generation structures in healthcare monitoring devices are due to the Internet of Things, which becoming an exciting development area. Load cells, ultrasonic, LM 35 sensor and pulse oximeter (MAX30100) are incorporated in the STM32F401CDU6 black pill development board (MCU) in this research work to design a muilti-functional human health monitoring system. A web based server (using HTML, CSS, JavaScript and PHP application) will be present and will get data from the device and also the body mass index of the patient and the body temperature, pulse rate and SpO2 level in the blood will be measured. The human data produced will be displayed on an LCD for initial analysis and also transferred over an ESP8266 WIFI module. All the data compiled for each patient can also be viewed from the web server for further study and evaluation. This device, however, will be quite useful in rural or remote areas it will enable nearby clinics to consult with city hospitals about the health conditions of their patients. The device will also enable people to have a normal checkup of their health which is very important in improving the standard and quality of the health sector.

International Journal of Latest Technology in Engineering Management & Applied ScienceVol. 14(1)
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Non-Invasive Vital Sign Monitoring
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