Real-time tracking system for medical devices and equipment

This thesis develops a real-time tracking system for medical devices and equipment in hospital units, based on Wi-Fi technology. It aims to improve healthcare quality, optimize equipment use, and address malfunctions affecting patient care. The study covers system design, architecture, and implementation, with experimental testing evaluated through statistical methods such as the T-Test, ANOVA, and confidence intervals. The findings demonstrate the system's effectiveness and suggest potential future improvements.