IOT Based Infusion Pump for Controlling the Drug Delivery

This article showcases a novel IoT-enabled infusion pump system that aims to boost the accuracy, safety, and effectiveness of drug delivery in healthcare settings. The new system is equipped with a pressure sensor, Arduino Uno microcontroller, and Wi-Fi module to enable real-time tracking and drug administration. Through the use of a pressure sensor, infusion speed is changed by the system to various physiological conditions of the patient to his/her medical needs. Consequently, personalized therapy will be guaranteed, and the disadvantages associated with traditional infusion pumps will be lessened. IoT connectivity allows for the administration of the pump and thus management through a mobile-based application or a web interface, so that the medical team could be able to set the infusion parameters, receive alerts, and intervene in time in the event of a deviation. The system also comes with other features such as a local display (LCD) and an alarm for critical occurrences, allowing the patient to use it more conveniently and safely. This platform is one of the revolutionary developments in personalized medicine that overcomes the inconveniences of old-fashioned infusion pumps and uses IoT for better patient results and efficiency.

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International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
Published
2025-05-14
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https://doi.org/10.22214/ijraset.2025.70717
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Electrohydrodynamics and Fluid Dynamics
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IOT Based Infusion Pump for Controlling the Drug Delivery

G. Sudha
International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
Electrohydrodynamics and Fluid Dynamics
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IOT Based Infusion Pump for Controlling the Drug Delivery

G. Sudha
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Abstract

This article showcases a novel IoT-enabled infusion pump system that aims to boost the accuracy, safety, and effectiveness of drug delivery in healthcare settings. The new system is equipped with a pressure sensor, Arduino Uno microcontroller, and Wi-Fi module to enable real-time tracking and drug administration. Through the use of a pressure sensor, infusion speed is changed by the system to various physiological conditions of the patient to his/her medical needs. Consequently, personalized therapy will be guaranteed, and the disadvantages associated with traditional infusion pumps will be lessened. IoT connectivity allows for the administration of the pump and thus management through a mobile-based application or a web interface, so that the medical team could be able to set the infusion parameters, receive alerts, and intervene in time in the event of a deviation. The system also comes with other features such as a local display (LCD) and an alarm for critical occurrences, allowing the patient to use it more conveniently and safely. This platform is one of the revolutionary developments in personalized medicine that overcomes the inconveniences of old-fashioned infusion pumps and uses IoT for better patient results and efficiency.

International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering TechnologyVol. 13(5)
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Electrohydrodynamics and Fluid Dynamics
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