Design Non-Invasive of Blood Sugar Detector Prototypes Using Cellular Technology GPS-Based

Santoso, G.; Hani, Slamet; Kristiyana, Samuel; Saputra, Y. A.

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/1381/1/012032

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Potential vulnerabilities associated with emerging technologies: insights from a systematic literature review

Farhadloo,

Asvadi,

Khorasani

2024

Manag Rev Q

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Potential vulnerabilities associated with emerging technologies: insights from a systematic literature review

Farhadloo,

Asvadi,

Khorasani

2024

Manag Rev Q

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Decubitus pump health device implementation with pressure sensor based on Atmega 328

Wicaksana

Kartika

Purwoko

2021

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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The decubitus, also known as pressure ulcer, is a wound that occurs due to pressure mainly on the protruding bones due to the patient is lying in bed on long time. This research purpose is to help prevent decubitus sores for immobility patients who are more bedridden during treatment at the hospital. This research module is a special mattress with an automatic pump which is equipped with an air pressure monitoring system on the mattress. The MPX5700 sensor measures mattress pressure. On the module testing, it can be observing that the largest error value on the low setting value measurement that is 2.25 % while the smallest error value on high setting measurement that is 1.84 %. Based on the results of tests and supported by the research, it can be concluded that the decubitus pump module can run well because it is still at the error tolerance threshold at ± 5 %.

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Health Gadget – An IoT Handheld Sugar Level Detector

Yong,

Moi

2024

2024 7th International Conference on Electronics, Communications, and Control Engineering (ICECC)

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Design Non-Invasive of Blood Sugar Detector Prototypes Using Cellular Technology GPS-Based

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Potential vulnerabilities associated with emerging technologies: insights from a systematic literature review

Potential vulnerabilities associated with emerging technologies: insights from a systematic literature review

Decubitus pump health device implementation with pressure sensor based on Atmega 328

Health Gadget – An IoT Handheld Sugar Level Detector

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