Glucose Detecting Device with Rfid Tags

A new method for, non-invasive glucose detecting is the Glucose detecting device with RFID Tags using IR Sensor. This system uses a combination of Infrared (IR) sensor along with Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology to offer instantaneous glucose level monitoring in individuals, particularly diabetic patients. To ascertain variations in blood volume, the IR sensor examines skin light absorption, which is connected to blood glucose levels. Data from the IR sensor is wirelessly transferred to a monitoring system via an RFID tag, ensuring a secure and low-power connection. This device addresses the limitations of traditional glucose monitoring systems, which often include test strips and finger pricking. User comfort and convenience are improved by providing a non-invasive approach that reduces the chance of discomfort and infection. With RFID technology, data may be easily transmitted to mobile apps or healthcare practitioners, allowing for continuous monitoring without the need for human intervention. Because of its compact size, affordability and easy integration with wearable technology, the proposed system is suitable for both remote and long-term patient monitoring. Through early detection and real-time insights, this glucose monitoring system seeks to improve patient outcomes and diabetes management by utilizing cutting-edge sensor technology and wireless communication.

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2025-04-29
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https://doi.org/10.1109/aimla63829.2025.11041400
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Spectroscopy Techniques in Biomedical and Chemical Research
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Glucose Detecting Device with Rfid Tags

C Malavika, S Mangai, Fathima Farhana S, K Kavin et al.
Spectroscopy Techniques in Biomedical and Chemical Research
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Glucose Detecting Device with Rfid Tags

C Malavika, S Mangai, Fathima Farhana S, K Kavin, K B Lalithavarshini, R M Madhumita
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Abstract

A new method for, non-invasive glucose detecting is the Glucose detecting device with RFID Tags using IR Sensor. This system uses a combination of Infrared (IR) sensor along with Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology to offer instantaneous glucose level monitoring in individuals, particularly diabetic patients. To ascertain variations in blood volume, the IR sensor examines skin light absorption, which is connected to blood glucose levels. Data from the IR sensor is wirelessly transferred to a monitoring system via an RFID tag, ensuring a secure and low-power connection. This device addresses the limitations of traditional glucose monitoring systems, which often include test strips and finger pricking. User comfort and convenience are improved by providing a non-invasive approach that reduces the chance of discomfort and infection. With RFID technology, data may be easily transmitted to mobile apps or healthcare practitioners, allowing for continuous monitoring without the need for human intervention. Because of its compact size, affordability and easy integration with wearable technology, the proposed system is suitable for both remote and long-term patient monitoring. Through early detection and real-time insights, this glucose monitoring system seeks to improve patient outcomes and diabetes management by utilizing cutting-edge sensor technology and wireless communication.

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