IoT based Covid Patient Monitoring System

The Coronavirus outbreak has become massive in recent years. World Health organization warned about the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020. The United States' Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO) kept tracking the pandemic effects and provided information on their websites. One such application is in healthcare, where COVID-19 patient health is tracked. The Internet of Things (IoT) increases medical equipment efficiency by allowing for practical tracking of health of affected patients, with wearable devices collecting information and reducing possible errors by humans. The collected details of a patient are transferred via a gateway from medical equipment to the Internet of Things, where they are stored and reviewed. One of the greatest roadblocks to the adoption of the could computing for medical applications is the tracking of each and every affected people from multiple places. Therefore, cloud computing in IoT offers a significant remedy for tracking people at minimum cost and improved disease treatment in the medical industry. The patient's body temperature and respiration are monitored. © 2022 IEEE.

ROS-Based Robot for Health Care Monitoring System

Hospitals play an important role in the development of the country. Every hospital staff plays an essential role in their work. If hospitals are overcrowded, patients feel so difficult to meet doctors and all staff facing the same issue. If it satisfies, the hospital facing another of hygiene. It is very important to concentrate everything to develop our nation. ROS and path planning-based robot is used in the hospital environment for all the staff members, especially nurses to complete their tasks quickly. A mini type robot is developed for monitoring the patient physical condition and deliver the tablets to the patients in time. Robots collect the whole data by themselves and send the data to doctors and nurses. A server is maintained for collecting the data. A doctor can access the data even doctors are unavailable. Data are registered in a common platform to view anyone according to that doctors can follow treatment for their patients. © 2022, The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd.