Design and Implementation of IoT Enabled Smart Assistive Systems for Healthcare Applications

The use of IoT technology in healthcare systems has been adopted in patient monitoring because IoT technology has been adopted rapidly in the systems. This paper discusses on design and implementation of an IoT integrated smart assistive health care system to enhance the precision and speed of patient health assessment. In the proposed system, wearable sensors are used to capture respiratory rate, pulse rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, and body temperature with data to be sent to the cloud server as and when it is received. Some of the features are, however, small data transmission delays, high accuracy in the physiological signals and long durations of monitoring due to the low power consumption. The simulations showed that the response time falls below 500ms, and physicians retain up to a 2 % variance to clinical grade devices, which actualized robust and effective patient care. The incorporation of predicting capacities, thus providing ways of early identification of health complications, makes the system applicable in chronic disease treatments and telemedicine.

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2024-10-25
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https://doi.org/10.1109/gccit63234.2024.10862553
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IoT and Edge/Fog Computing
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Design and Implementation of IoT Enabled Smart Assistive Systems for Healthcare Applications

Priya Jadhav, Dankan Gowda, D Srinivas, Rachakonda Srinivas et al.
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Design and Implementation of IoT Enabled Smart Assistive Systems for Healthcare Applications

Priya Jadhav, Dankan Gowda, D Srinivas, Rachakonda Srinivas, KDV Prasad, Balaji Shesharao Ingole
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The use of IoT technology in healthcare systems has been adopted in patient monitoring because IoT technology has been adopted rapidly in the systems. This paper discusses on design and implementation of an IoT integrated smart assistive health care system to enhance the precision and speed of patient health assessment. In the proposed system, wearable sensors are used to capture respiratory rate, pulse rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, and body temperature with data to be sent to the cloud server as and when it is received. Some of the features are, however, small data transmission delays, high accuracy in the physiological signals and long durations of monitoring due to the low power consumption. The simulations showed that the response time falls below 500ms, and physicians retain up to a 2 % variance to clinical grade devices, which actualized robust and effective patient care. The incorporation of predicting capacities, thus providing ways of early identification of health complications, makes the system applicable in chronic disease treatments and telemedicine.

International Institute of Information Technology Bangalore (IN), Symbiosis International University (IN), Aditya Birla (India) (IN)
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