A Literature Review: Performance Evaluation of Wearable system with Pill Dispenser Box for Post Covid Elderly Patients

In today's world, the number of diseases like covid 19, pneumonia is increasing due to ignorance, lethargy, and some medication non-adherence of the individuals. So, there is a need to monitor the vitals of an individual. Especially elder patients are greatly affected because of their age-related complications like Diabetes, Hypertension, or Hypotension. The most common vitals that have to be noticed are heart rate, body temperature and respiratory rate. But the existing techniques proposed either a health monitoring system or pill dispenser. The de-merits of these techniques are the patients have to afford two different systems to take care of their health. So, therefore in this paper, we've discussed a solution to this by proposing an idea of a wearable Health monitoring system along with a Smart pill dispenser box. Therefore, the goal of this survey is to evaluate the different methods of monitoring systems using the technology used and to compare its merits and demerits to help the upcoming researchers to make a system as per the need to overcome the coercions in the existing systems. © 2021 IEEE.

Development of an IoT Based Domestic Monitoring and Alerting System for Paralysed Patients

We might come across lots of paralyzed patients in our day-to-day life. The cause of the condition could be due to trauma because of accidents, stroke, polio etc., Depending on the nerve response to the brain and spinal cord, the specific parts of the body or even the whole body become paralyzed accordingly. To make distance communication between the patient and caretaker easier, we have implemented an IoT based system to send and receive an SMS by using LabVIEW Software. The patient can send the SMS easily by hand movements. The message will be sent according to the direction of the patient's hand movement. This Software is used to send, read the data to the cloud and message will be sent to the caretaker's mobile simultaneously. We have also used GSM in our project to send the message as SMS. The main motto of this project is to send the message to the caretaker as fast as possible. Besides paralysed individuals, visually impaired persons and Covid patients in hospitals who are unable to use a cell phone and need to make contactless communication with physicians, can utilize it. This gadget can be used for a multitude of long-distance communications. The prototype is relatively inexpensive and portable. © 2021 IEEE.