Academic Year 2023 - 24

S7 PROJECT WORK I
First Review

PROJECT TITLE
HEALTHCARE MONITORING SYSTEM USING ARDUINO

BIP PROJECT ID CATERGORY

24S8EOW147 EXTERNAL

BATCH MEMBERS GUIDE

NAVIEN D (201MC124) Mr. RAGHAVENDRA PRABHU S
PAVAN KUMAR A (201MC127) Assistant Professor
ARI PRASATH R(201MC104) Department of Mechatronics Engineering
 LITERATURE SURVEY

Works carried out

( with details of
Methods/ Materials/ Information gathered
Sl.No. Journal Paper Title with Author
Software/ Algorithms / relevant to your project
fabrication / techniques/
components used )
Should be in IEEE Format
A. Vaskuri, H. Baumgartner, P. Kärhä, G. Andor,
and E. Ikonen, "Modeling the spectral shape
1
of InGaAlP-based red light-emitting
diodes," Journal of Applied Physics, vol. 118,
no. 20, pp. 203103-1–203103-7

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 LITERATURE SURVEY

Works carried out

( with details of
References Methods/ Materials/ Information gathered
Sl.No.
( Journal Papers Only) Software/ Algorithms / relevant to your project
fabrication / techniques/
components used )
Should be in IEEE Format
A. Vaskuri, H. Baumgartner, P. Kärhä, G. Andor,
and E. Ikonen, "Modeling the spectral shape
6
of InGaAlP-based red light-emitting
diodes," Journal of Applied Physics, vol. 118,
no. 20, pp. 203103-1–203103-7 ( 2022)

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 AIM & OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT
(Problem Statement)
AIM
To develop a cost effective and user friendly healthcare monitoring sysytem using Arduino for
remote patient monitoring.

OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT

• Patient Vital Signs Monitoring:Measure and monitor key vital signs such as heart rate, blood
pressure, body temperature, and oxygen saturation using appropriate sensors connected to
Arduino.Provide real-time data to healthcare professionals for timely intervention.

• Remote Patient Monitoring:Enable remote monitoring of patients' health conditions,

allowing healthcare providers to track and analyze data without the need for the patient to
be physically present.

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OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT

• Integration with Electronic Health Records (EHR):Enable integration with existing healthcare
systems, allowing seamless sharing of patient data with electronic health records for
comprehensive healthcare management.

• User-Friendly Interface:Develop a user-friendly interface for both patients and healthcare

providers to easily access and interpret health data. This can be through a mobile app, web
interface, or a dedicated display unit.

• Alerts and Notifications:Implement a system for generating alerts or notifications when

critical health parameters deviate from normal ranges, ensuring timely medical attention.

• Privacy and Security:Implement robust security measures to protect patient data, ensuring
compliance with relevant privacy regulations such as HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability
and Accountability Act) or other applicable standards.

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 SCOPE OF THE PROJECT
a. HOME HEALTHCARE:

• Design a simple and intuitive interface for patients, especially for those who may not have
advanced technical skills. This is crucial for encouraging regular use and engagement.

• Enable patients to monitor their health conditions at home, reducing the need for frequent
hospital visits.

• Facilitate remote monitoring for patients with chronic diseases, allowing healthcare providers
to intervene as needed.

b.Remote Consultation and Communication:

• Enable video or audio communication with healthcare providers for remote consultations,
reducing the need for in-person visits, especially for routine check-ups or follow-ups.

• Implement the system in remote or underserved areas to facilitate healthcare monitoring

where access to traditional healthcare infrastructure is limited.
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 SCOPE OF THE PROJECT
c. Software Development:
• Develop a user-friendly interface for healthcare monitoring and known to the patient .
• Select an integrated development environment (IDE) for Arduino programming, such as the
Arduino IDE or PlatformIO.
• Ensure that you have the necessary libraries for interfacing with sensors and communication
modules.

• d. Deliverables:
• Functional healthcare montoring system capable of receiving the health data of patient.
• Tested and optimized control algorithms and software.
• Comprehensive documentation, including monitoring specifications, user manuals, and
reports.

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 NEED FOR THE CURRENT STUDY
The Aging population:

As the population ages, the demand for chronic disease management and remote patient
monitoring increases. Healthcare monitoring systems can help to track vital signs, detect early
signs of decline, and prevent hospital admissions.

Versatility and Adaptability:

Healthcare professionals can create dynamic, patient-centric monitoring systems that rise to the
challenges of diverse needs and a constantly evolving healthcare landscape.Stay ahead of the
curve by integrating new technologies like machine learning for personalized insights.

Precision and Efficiency:

Healthcare operations demand accurate and real-time data collection. The system, when
equipped with advanced sensors and control systems, can provide precise data, enabling timely
decision-making and action.
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 NEED FOR THE CURRENT STUDY
Autonomous Operation:

The healthcare monitoring system using Arduino can provide a more adaptive and responsive
user experience while ensuring continuous and proactive health monitoring.Self-diagnostics and
user feedback enhance the system's reliability and user interaction.

Technological Advancements:

Technological advancements have propelled healthcare monitoring systems using Arduino to

new heights. Smaller and more efficient sensors, coupled with wireless communication
protocols like Bluetooth Low Energy, enable compact and wearable devices for continuous
health monitoring.

Innovation and Research Contribution:

The project's findings and outcomes are expected to contribute to the field of Healthcare and
monitoring. It can open up new possibilities for deploying healthcare systems in diverse
monitoring scenarios and potentially inspire further research and development in this area.

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 FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS
A feasibility analysis for a healthcare monitoring system using Arduino involves assessing
technical, economic, legal, operational, and scheduling aspects to determine the viability and
potential success of the project.

1. Economic:
Estimate the overall project cost, including hardware, software, development, testing, and
potential maintenance cost.Assess the potential benefits, cost savings, or revenue generation
expected from the healthcare monitoring system. Consider budget limitations and evaluate
whether the project aligns with financial constraints.

2. Legal and Ethical:

Regulatory Compliance: Investigate and ensure compliance with relevant regulations, such as
health data privacy laws, medical device regulations, and any applicable standards.
Ethical Considerations: Evaluate the ethical implications of monitoring health data, ensuring
transparency, consent, and data security.

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 FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS Cont….
3. Technical:
The Arduino-based system collects and processes real-time health data, employing machine
learning algorithms for intelligent analysis. It incorporates wireless communication for seamless
data transmission to external devices or cloud platforms, enhancing accessibility.

4. Risk Analysis:
Identify Risks: Identify potential risks that may impact the success of the project, such as
technical challenges, regulatory hurdles, or changes in market demand.
Risk Mitigation: Develop strategies to mitigate identified risks and establish contingency plans.

5. Environmental Adaptability:
Addressing environmental adaptability ensures that the healthcare monitoring system using
Arduino can be deployed effectively in a variety of settings, providing users with reliable and
consistent health data regardless of the environmental challenges they may encounter.

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 PROPOSED METHODOLOGY ( Flow Chart)

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 PROPOSED METHODOLOGY ( Gantt Chart)

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 CHOICE OF COMPONENTS / MODULES / METHODS/TECHNIQUES
EQUIPMENT USED FOR PROJECT DEVELOPMENT
• Ardiuno Mega 2560
• Apr33a3 voice
• Adxl335 accelerometer
• Lm35 temperature sensor
• Heartrate sensor
• Ad8232 ecg sensor
• Flux sensor
• Gsm/gprs module
• Power supply

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 INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE WORK
Batch Member 1 : (201MC124 & NAVIEN D)

1. Will work on Literature and programming part of the Arduino.

2. contribution will be instrumental in creating a robust and effective healthcare monitoring
system using Arduino.
3. Modeling and assembling

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 INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE WORK
Batch Member 2 : (201MC127 & PAVAN KUMAR A)

1. Developing Effective hardware design is crucial for accurate data acquisition

2. Sensor Integration and Fusion
3. Take care entire electrical and electronics process.

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 INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE WORK
Batch Member 3 : (201MC104 & ARI PRASATH )

1. Integrate the electrical parts

2. Work on testing and deployment.
3. clear documentation are key aspects

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 PENDING WORKS AND PLAN FOR COMPLETION
1. To develop a algorithm for Healthcare monitoring and predict
activities in the given environment
2. Incorporate the computer vision technology to the system
3. Testing and to get results from the data found from the sensor

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 PLAN FOR PUBLICATIONS
• Planning for Conference
• Tentative Dates for Submission
• Tentative Dates for Presentation
• Tentative Dates for Acceptance

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 Status on Partial Completion and Submission of Project Report
List of Documents to be Submitted
SL.No List of Documents Status ( Provide the drive link of
prepared document)
Cover Page & Title Page (Both are in same https://drive.google.com/drive/
folders/
1 format) 17IWZWpaPaRRO3xyYLXMJFv9IM
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2 Bonafide Certificate

3 Declaration

4 Acknowledgement

5 Chapter I – Introduction

6 Chapter 2 – Literature Survey

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 REFERENCES

Journal
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