Designing an Internet of Things solution for monitoring vital signs

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15587/2706-5448.2024.300745

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vital signs monitoring, client-server architecture, information system, Internet of Things, IoT

Abstract

The object of study is the process of monitoring vital signs using an automated system based on an Internet of Things (IoT) solution. The study investigates and analyses the best existing solutions for continuous monitoring of human health. The research is important in the context of a possible pandemic and general health monitoring.

An IoT model of a solution for monitoring and analyzing vital signs in patients is proposed. The project involves the creation of hardware and software for tracking vital signs. The interaction of the two parts will ensure that the main task is to obtain the result and analyze the indicators of vital functions of the human body. The hardware is implemented using devices for scanning data on heart rate, temperature, saturation, and the ability to track electrocardiograms. It is possible to transmit data on the state of the body. The position of the sensors attached to the body is taken into account in case they come off. The device itself should be placed on the human body in the area of the front chest wall, wrists, and ankles. The device is also programmed to respond to sudden changes in these values. The software implementation is based on a web-based interface. The design of the final solutions for the interaction between the local and intermediate server was implemented using Django and Python. The ability to administer the intermediate server of the client's time zone was written using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The use of the IoT solution allows monitoring the indicators of vital functions of the body and their analysis. A scheme of information exchange in the system for monitoring health indicators has been built.

Author Biographies

Iryna Zinko, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv

Department of Information Systems and Technologies

Olha Kravchenko, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv

PhD, Associate Professor

Department of Information Systems and Technologies

Dmytro Syvoglaz, Cherkasy State Technological University

Postgraduate Student

Department of Information Technologies

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Designing an Internet of Things solution for monitoring vital signs

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2024-04-09

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Zinko, I., Kravchenko, O., & Syvoglaz, D. (2024). Designing an Internet of Things solution for monitoring vital signs. Technology Audit and Production Reserves, 2(2(76), 17–24. https://doi.org/10.15587/2706-5448.2024.300745

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Vol. 2 No. 2(76) (2024): Information and control systems

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Information Technologies

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