Embedded based automatic heart attack detector and intimator

Selvathi, D.; Sankar, Vaishnavi; Venkatasubramani, H.

doi:10.1109/iciiecs.2017.8275839

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“…Implemented a system for ECG monitoring using microcontroller and biosensors to detect the heart rate. The heartbeat can be monitored based on the detected ECG signal (Selvathi, et al 2017).…”

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Smart Care Business Uses the Internet of Things

Alkhawaldeh¹

2021

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It is important to increase the quality of health and medicine. A wearable system for continuous monitoring of the patient is important to overcome this issue. Thus, a patient with Arrhythmia due to its low cost and success in saving the life of the patient was the right option for the care partner. In addition, the device will provide a consumer with a smart smartphone application with accurate pulse beat and body temperature data in real-time. MAX 30100 and LM35 are primarily used for the detection of human heart and temperature. An arrhythmia algorithm in the esp32 segment generates the performance of these sensors.

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