The system proposed in this article is to make Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) of people's health condition based on remote health care monitoring system in their different activities. Because of several critical physiological parameters of human body, multi body sensor health monitoring approach is vital. A health care monitoring system is displayed for detecting human physiological information. The system implementation consists of heart beat sensor, temperature sensor and pulse oxygen saturation level (SPO2) sensor. In this framework, gathered health information can be observed by utilizing both PC and cell phones. The real time result of the temperature sensor, heart beat sensor, SPO2 sensor to show on the ThingSpeak is tested. EDA analysis is done on measured data statistic to know the human activity for effective health care monitoring using IoT. The analyses are based on both theoretical approaches and experimental approaches according to the confirmation of recent research outcomes and real data from the hospital. The experimental studies have been carried out based on the idea of medical doctors in the hospital. The technology also confirms that the current research trends would be suitable for real world applications. The confirmation of medical doctors and suggestions on this research works were completed according to the standard of commercial products in the market.
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