Development of Epileptic Seizure Symptoms Detection Device

This paper shows a seizure detection device developed with a pulse oximeter, accelerometer, and vibration sensor. A 9V battery, LM2596 voltage regulator, and two ESP32 microcontrollers were also used in the development process. The pulse oximeter is a sensor whose purpose is to measure the patient's activity level: oxygen saturation, and heart rate. The accelerometer detects motion or activity in a patient's body, which could indicate a possible seizure. On the other hand, a jerky body movement manifested during seizure is detected by the vibration sensor to help in increasing the efficiency of the seizure detection model. The ESP32 microcontroller was interfaced with the sensors in the proposed device to enable data collection and transmission. The LM2596 voltage regulator was added to ensure that power from a 9V battery is always on. The Blynk app provides notifications or alerts to the caregivers whenever there is a seizure. To epileptic patients, this device assures their safety and quality of life because of providing a fast intervention and on-time monitoring. Complete seizure detection is achieved by integrating different kinds of sensors and microcontrollers, while the Blynk app is there to ensure its proper communication with the caregivers for effective and efficient management of the care.

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Journal of Electronic Voltage and Application
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2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.30880/jeva.2024.05.02.006
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Brain Tumor Detection and Classification
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Development of Epileptic Seizure Symptoms Detection Device

Siti Aishah Zamry, Roshayati Yahya
Journal of Electronic Voltage and Application
Brain Tumor Detection and Classification
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Development of Epileptic Seizure Symptoms Detection Device

Siti Aishah Zamry, Roshayati Yahya
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Abstract

This paper shows a seizure detection device developed with a pulse oximeter, accelerometer, and vibration sensor. A 9V battery, LM2596 voltage regulator, and two ESP32 microcontrollers were also used in the development process. The pulse oximeter is a sensor whose purpose is to measure the patient's activity level: oxygen saturation, and heart rate. The accelerometer detects motion or activity in a patient's body, which could indicate a possible seizure. On the other hand, a jerky body movement manifested during seizure is detected by the vibration sensor to help in increasing the efficiency of the seizure detection model. The ESP32 microcontroller was interfaced with the sensors in the proposed device to enable data collection and transmission. The LM2596 voltage regulator was added to ensure that power from a 9V battery is always on. The Blynk app provides notifications or alerts to the caregivers whenever there is a seizure. To epileptic patients, this device assures their safety and quality of life because of providing a fast intervention and on-time monitoring. Complete seizure detection is achieved by integrating different kinds of sensors and microcontrollers, while the Blynk app is there to ensure its proper communication with the caregivers for effective and efficient management of the care.

Journal of Electronic Voltage and ApplicationVol. 5(2)
Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia
Openalex Percentile: Top 69%
Brain Tumor Detection and Classification
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