Development of Wireless Patient’s Vital Sign Monitor Using Wireless LAN (IEEE.802.11.b/g) Protocol

Rizal, Achmad; Suryani, Vera; Jondri, Jondri; Hadiyoso, Sugondo

doi:10.11591/ijece.v4i6.6429

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“…A small scale device for monitoring ECG, which was built with a HR monitor using an Arduino microcontroller, was developed [15]. Another design for an ECG monitoring device that can also measure photoplethysmogram (PPG) and BT was reported [16]. A remote monitoring system for ECG, which is integrated into a broader IoT infrastructure, was also proposed [5].…”

Section: Wearable Medical Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cost-effective vital signs monitoring system for COVID-19 patients in smart hospital

Atta

2021

Health Technol.

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Section: Wearable Medical Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cost-effective vital signs monitoring system for COVID-19 patients in smart hospital

Atta

2021

Health Technol.

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“…Reference [5] developed a small-scale ECG monitoring device built with a heart rate monitor sensor and an Arduino microcontroller. Reference [6] designed a vital sign monitoring device that measures ECG, photoplethysmogram (PPG), and body temperature. Medical practitioner can remotely access the device to capture the sensing data through IEEE802.11 wireless connections.…”

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A Low Cost Wearable Medical Device for Vital Signs Monitoring in Low-Resource Settings

Niswar

Nur

Mappangara

2019

IJECE

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Medical devices are often expensive, so people in low-income countries cannot afford them. This paper presents the design of a low-cost wearable medical device to measure vital signs of a patient including heart rate, blood oxygen saturation level (SpO2) and respiratory rate. The wearable medical device mainly consists of a microcontroller and two biomedical sensors including airflow thermal sensor to measure respiratory rate and pulse oximeter sensor to measure SpO2 and heart rate. We can monitor the vital signs from a smartphone using a web browser through IEEE802.11 wireless connectivity to the wearable medical device. Furthermore, the wearable medical device requires simple management to operate; hence, it can be easily used. Performance evaluation results show that the designed wearable medical device works as good as a standard SpO2 device and it can measure the respiratory rate properly. The designed wearable medical device is inexpensive and appropriate for low-resource settings. Moreover, as its components are commonly available in the market, it easy to assembly and repair locally.

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“…This application also supports multi-sensor and multi-user implementations. This proposed research is developing the study: PC-based Wireless Vital Sign Monitors use ZigBee and Wireless 802.11 LANs as data transmitter [19], [20]. In this research, the signal acquisition device of ECG, PPG, and body temperature was realized following monitoring applications on PC point to point through ZigBee and WLAN.…”

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Internet of things based real-time vital sign monitoring system using mobile application

Hadiyoso¹,

Alfaruq²,

Tulloh³

et al. 2021

J Appl Eng Science

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The development of telehealth technology in monitoring systems has been widely used to support applications in the health sector. The aim is to provide easy access for the community. One of the implications is a real-time monitoring system based on the Internet of Things (IoT) platform. Some health vital signs that are the focus of observation are ECG signal, SpO2, blood pressure and Heart rate which can provide heart health information. In this study an integrated system has been implemented, namely Vital Sign distributed monitoring system through the internet network. The implemented system was able to acquire vital sign then send data to the internet cloud to be stored and processed further for real-time monitoring needs by interested parties. An Android based application that was developed called iHealth VitalSign monitor capable of sending, processing and representing data in numerical and graphical forms. The average delay for each packet delivery was 154.73 ms and conform with the ITU-T recommendations for real-time data transfer. HR detection algorithms have been evaluated on real-time ECG signals, more than 2100 beats were tested and obtained an average accuracy of 98.78%. With this proposed application, it is hoped that it can increase the penetration of telehealth services.

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Development of Wireless Patient’s Vital Sign Monitor Using Wireless LAN (IEEE.802.11.b/g) Protocol

Cited by 7 publications

References 6 publications

Cost-effective vital signs monitoring system for COVID-19 patients in smart hospital

Cost-effective vital signs monitoring system for COVID-19 patients in smart hospital

A Low Cost Wearable Medical Device for Vital Signs Monitoring in Low-Resource Settings

Internet of things based real-time vital sign monitoring system using mobile application

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