IoT-based Smart Medicine Kit

Rao, Abijna; Pranathi, B S; Shivani, Adapa; Mohan, Rajasekar

doi:10.1109/conecct50063.2020.9198446

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“…( McCall et al, 2010) (Minaam & Abd-ELfattah, 2018) (Moise et al, 2020) (Mugisha et al, 2020) Sensor-based systems provide detection of opening and closing of medicine compartments, portability, antibacterial, mobile app integration, battery power and accuracy to detect the medication is very low (Nijiya et al, 2018) (Othman & Ek, 2016) Visibility-based systems provide detection of opening and closing of medicine compartments via an antenna, non-invasive, requires combination of sensors and devices for verification purpose and there a lot of assumptions made with respect to self-sorted medications. (Philips & Dibner, 2004) (Rao et al, 2020) Vision-based systems require There is integration of mobile app tie-up for coordinating easy communication between user and his caregiver. Waterproof designing has been implemented for a better and efficient life cycle.…”

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SPEC 2.0 Smart Pill Expert System

Emaneni,

Dayananda,

Upadhya

et al. 2024

International Journal of Hyperconnectivity and the Internet of Things

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The article throws light on the implementation of an enhanced idea of the smart pill expert system. The proposed system is used to automate the capability of dispensing the right dosage of medicines at a given day-time interval. The spec 2.0 can be used at one's home, workplace, at hospitals by a user of any age group, and then possibly expanding the functionalities to a wider audience. It mainly focuses on providing access control and monitoring management functionality through a mobile app on a daily basis with no monthly subscriptions required. There will be alerts and SMSs sent across to the user based on the pill dispensing event's result. The spec 2.0 mainly focuses on providing an “over-dosage” functionality so that the user won't have to consume the medication if he hasn't taken them at the allocated time interval, to prevent over consumption. The system has been tested and the results have been formulated on a daily basis.

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Section: Comparative Analysis Studymentioning

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SPEC 2.0 Smart Pill Expert System

Emaneni,

Dayananda,

Upadhya

et al. 2024

International Journal of Hyperconnectivity and the Internet of Things

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“…(Al-haideretal.,2020)Themedicineplannerprovides functionalitiestopre-sortaprescriptiononadailybasis.Thisisespeciallycateredtotheneedsof elderlyandvisuallyimpairedpersonaltohaveabettermanagementoftheirmeds.Theplannerhas 2distinctfunctionalitiesofprovidingaself-fillingmechanismandanalertnotificationmechanism during the time of medicine intake. (Rao et al, 2020) The kit proposed can be programmed to provideapropositiontoguideuserstoconsumetheircorrectmedicineattheexactspecifiedtime intervalthroughtheemploymentofanalertfunctionality,buzzersandLED.Thisisasmallgrant toimprovelifeexistenceforabetterhealthyfuturefortheworld. (Mahmudetal.,2020)…”

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A Brief Study on Smart Medicine Dispensers

Upadhya

Nayana

et al. 2022

International Journal of Hyperconnectivity and the Internet of Things

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The article’s purpose is to throw light on the presentation of an enhanced idea of the usage of a growing technology of Internet of Things. The proposed system SPEC 2.0 (Smart Pill Expert System) is used to automate the capability of dispensing the right dosage of medicine pills at the given interval. The proposed system has been designed to be used at your home, your workplace, at hospitals by a user in any age group and then possibly expanding the functionalities to the visually impaired. The system focuses on providing access control and monitoring management through a mobile app with no monthly subscriptions to the service being offered. The user has been given control of the system through the application to help set the time interval for dispensing the medication. There will also be alerts and notifications that are sent if the pills haven’t been removed from the final container box. The system is tested, and the results are determined by growing the modules for dispensing the pills at certain predefined time intervals.

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mPillBox: An open framework for a smarter pillbox

AlDuaij

2024

Journal of Network and Computer Applications

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IoT-based Smart Medicine Kit

Cited by 8 publications

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SPEC 2.0 Smart Pill Expert System

SPEC 2.0 Smart Pill Expert System

A Brief Study on Smart Medicine Dispensers

mPillBox: An open framework for a smarter pillbox

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