Heart is a vital component of every human health. The development of wearables and its sensor enables the possibility of easy-to-use real-time monitoring. The goal of this study is to improve an IoT monitoring system by enabling realtime heart rate monitoring and analysis, also to assess the use of PPG sensors in smart wearables compared to other clinicaltested heart rate sensors. The PPG sensor will be used to record heart rate data of the user physically. The measurements are then sent to the application for pre-processing. The application can then transmit the pre-processed measurements to the cloud server for monitoring or further analysis, i.e. to assess the health of users' heart. The measurement comparison with measurement collected by a BCG sensor is carried out in this paper. While neither are standard for heart rate measurements, the findings of the evaluation show that the PPG sensor achieves quite similar input data and assessment results during awake stages. The Fitbit sensor tested often underestimates, with sometimes delayed or doesn't detect a sudden increase in heart rate during sleeping.
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