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Volume 8 Issue 2
March-April 2026
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Automation Health Monitoring System
| Author(s) | Dr. Dr. J. Aruna, Mr. S. Arivarasan, Mathivathani T, Sowmiga S V, Gopika S, Mathivathani S |
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| Country | India |
| Abstract | Health monitoring is a crucial part of caring for patients with chronic diseases, elderly individuals, or people who need constant medical attention. However, it is not always possible for healthcare professionals or family members to stay with a patient all the time. To solve this challenge, this paper introduces an Automated Health Monitoring System that helps track a person’s health continuously and from a distance. The system uses comfortable wearable sensors to measure important health details such as heart rate, body temperature, oxygen level (SpO₂), ECG, and movement activity. All the information collected is sent wirelessly to a cloud platform where doctors or caregivers can easily view the patient’s current health status on a dashboard or mobile app. A special feature of this system is the use of artificial intelligence to detect when something is wrong. The system automatically compares the patient’s current readings with their usual health patterns and alerts caregivers if it finds signs of trouble such as an abnormal heartbeat, low oxygen level, or if the patient falls suddenly. To provide faster help in emergencies, a built-in GPS tracker also shares the patient’s location when an alert is triggered. This system reduces the burden of manual monitoring and helps ensure that patients receive quick support when needed. It can be used at home, in hospitals, or even in remote places where medical services are limited. Because it is affordable, easy to set up, and designed to grow with additional sensors and features in the future, it is a practical solution for improving health and safety using modern technology. Beyond emergency support, this system also encourages patients to stay informed and engaged with their own health. By allowing users to view their daily health trends on their personal devices, it helps them understand their lifestyle impact and make better decisions for their well-being. Doctors can also use the stored long-term data to track improvements or early warning signs that may not be noticed in occasional checkups. This continuous flow of information strengthens communication between patients, families, and healthcare providers, leading to timely treatment and better long-term care. Overall, this automated system aims to provide not only technology-based healthcare but also peace of mind for patients and their loved ones. |
| Keywords | Internet of Things (IoT), Automated Health Monitoring, Wearable Biosensors, Real-time Data Tracking, Artificial Intelligence, Anomaly Detection, Remote Healthcare, Cloud Computing, Mobile Health Application (m-Health), Patient Safety, GPS-based Emergency Alert System. |
| Field | Computer Applications |
| Published In | Volume 8, Issue 2, March-April 2026 |
| Published On | 2026-03-27 |
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