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A Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) consists of distributed autonomous sensors to monitor physical or various environmental conditions. Wireless sensor network is a rapidly growing area for research. Coverage without connectivity is meaningless in wireless networks. Coverage and connectivity is considered as a measure of quality of service (QoS). In most of the existing work, coverage and connectivity is not provided efficiently for heterogeneous WSN. The existing method used in heterogeneous WSN to attain coverage and connectivity is static. These existing methods are not applicable for the dynamic environment of heterogeneous WSN. Coverage is not made with constraints. Energy consumption should be concentrated to maximize the network lifetime. To provide coverage and connectivity for the heterogeneous WSN, Grouping the sensors into cluster by the strategy of Dynamic Cluster Formation criteria and to identifying the minimum active set to provide k-coverage. Maximize lifetime by weighted mean method. To propose a dynamic relative neighborhood method for reachability to provide strong connectivity.

Covid 19 has given way to a disruptive and transformative digital automation in health sector worldwide with multi fold investments for upgradation. Benefits could extend across health management with more innovations. Epilepsy, the fourth most common chronic neurological disorder, characterized by recurrent involuntary seizures affects everyone. Worldwide, 70 million people are affected, including 12 million in India, about one-sixth of the global burden. Epilepsy is unpredictable with violent seizures leading to sudden fluctuations in heart rate and involuntary muscle movements leading to death. Therefore, prompt medical attention is essential. Collectively, epilepsy has an effect on the quality of life, career development, and social behaviour, due to an imbalance of the patient’s nervous system. Pre-Covid epilepsy management is largely traditional with little advancement in smartwatches, apps like Apple smartwatches, Android apps, and more. expensive. Covid's new normal has led many to develop cost-effective digital health technology using existing smartphones with smartwatches built in. Epilepsy management systems can also be made affordable. We propose to take advantage of current advancements in smartwatches and smartphone apps by integrating them and adding new features such as video camera activation, photos and automation in sending alerts to, friends and care takers.

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