Automated Seizure Control Using RFID and Wearable Patch Injector System

The primary aim of this paper is to use Radio Frequency Identification Technology (RFID) in wristbands to solve medical issues and to improve patient care without causing any inconvenience. Since the seizures are unpredictable, they could happen at any time. Therefore, addressing the cause at the right time with aid assistance may lessen the causes of concern. In order to enable remote data entry and monitoring, each patient will be given an RFID wristband that is linked to entire medical record. In addition to a patch injector that acts as a delay mechanism before seizures begin, the wristband incorporates sensors such as EEG (Electroencephalogram), GSR (Galvanic Skin Response), and accelerometer sensors to detect seizures. Healthcare providers can instantly access the most recent patient information by scanning the RFID band, ensuring prompt and accurate treatment decisions, particularly in emergencies. In the event of a critical change, the system will automatically alert medical staff, enabling a rapid response and lowering the risk of complications.