Currently, the COVID-19 pandemic is one of the major global issues faced by health organizations. As a person enters old age, it becomes increasingly vital for them to undergo standard medical health checkups. Since it may be time-consuming and difficult for most people to get regular health checkup appointments, IoT-based arrangements can be beneficial to individuals for routine health checkups. We are utilizing the internet of things to monitor several characteristics of the patient in this project. The real-time parameters of a patient’s health are transferred to the cloud via Internet connectivity in the patient Monitoring system based on the Internet of things project. These parameters are transmitted to IoT server where people can access them from any point on the planet. We demonstrate a multi-parameter Wearable sensor system that works in tandem with the Internet of Things to provide real-time, unobtrusive Monitoring of core body temperature and heart rate. Clinical study demonstrating the importance of sustaining precise measurements of core heartbeat and body temperature in the ambulatory environment and during Activity to examine human thermoregulation. We use a wireless multisensory system to monitor the temperature of the body as well as the pulse of the heart. The system’s goal is to build a health monitoring system that can quickly measure a variety of health factors
Theft is a common criminal activity that is prevailing over the years and is increasing day by day. To tackle this problem many surveillance systems have been introduced in the market. Some are simply based on video surveillance monitored by a human while some are AI-based capable of detecting suspicious activity and raising an alarm. However, none of them are intelligent enough to identify what kind of suspicious activity is being carried out and what kind of protective measures should be taken in real-time. This blog presents the design of an effective surveillance system using machine learning techniques.
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