SIMoP box – A smart intelligent mobile pill box

Joy, Jobin K.; Vahab, Sahal; Vinayakan, G.; Prasad, M. N. Giri; Rakesh, Spoorthi

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2020.09.829

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“…Like Deep Learning Application, Robotic Application also has 11 studies with IP Cameras installed in the robot. Within these 11 studies, nine ( 9) studies focused on developing a robot providing medical assitance to either the Elders, Children, or General Patients [4,6,8,13,16,19,25,27,31] while two (2) studies focused on automating a specific task using a robot [5,11]. Within these two studies automating a task, the IP camera was used to detect a certain environment so that users of the robot can control it in terms of direction navigation.…”

Section: Various Applications Of Ip Cameramentioning

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“…Within these two studies automating a task, the IP camera was used to detect a certain environment so that users of the robot can control it in terms of direction navigation. Finally, within the nine studies, two (2) studies used IP cameras to detect the face and behavior of individuals [4,16], four (4) studies used IP cameras for Environment Detection for user-control [5,8,11,27], four (4) studies attached IP cameras in the robots to allow teleconferencing or video call with their loved ones and doctors [6,8,19,31], while two (2) studies used IP camers for telerehabilitation purposes [13,25]. For all studies, all IP cameras are attached either externally or internally of the robot to serve its intended purpose.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Within the 31 gathered literature and related studies, the application that the IP Camera is mostly used is Patient Monitoring with 12 studies. Studies with reference number 6, 7, 8, 9, 13,14,17,19,20,21,22, and 23 all have different innovations and systems used but all use an IP camera which serve the same purpose: To monitor the patients' condition and a specific part of their body. Six (6) studies used an IP camera to capture the person in order to monitor their vital signs such as heart rate, oxygen rate, and other vital signs crucial to a person [6,8,21,22,31], especially for a ventilator-dependent child [14].…”

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confidence: 99%

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IP Cameras Beyond Security: A Systematic Literature Review Examining Their Adoption and Potential in the Healthcare Industry

Ong,

Tomas,

Tomas

2023

ijmst

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There is a growing interest of IP Camera usage in the healthcare industries. IP Cameras are now being used in healthcare including patient monitoring, healthcare, telemedicine, etc. This paper aims to determine the applications of the IP Camera in the healthcare industry including how it is used in these applications to serve as a tool for future researchers to understand how they can use IP cameras in their future endeavors. A total of 31 related literatures and studies published from 2019 to 2022 were gathered, all of which used IP cameras in their specific studies. A code for each study was created according to their specific application and use. Results show that IP cameras were mainly used in 12 applications, mostly for Deep Learning, Robotics, and COVID-19 Application. These cameras were also used in 7 roles, mainly remote monitoring, telemedicine, telerehabilitation, and capturing data for model training, testing, and use. Overall, this study showed that IP cameras play a crucial role in the healthcare industry and have the potential to improve and revolutionize the way healthcare services are delivered such as improving telemedicine and promoting the use of telerehabilitation. Future research includes examining the use of IP cameras in other industries, especially in smart home environments, how IP cameras are used in different deep learning algorithms, and analyzing the benefits and challenges of IP cameras in different applications. CCS CONCEPTS: CCS CONCEPTS -> General and reference ~ Document types ~ General literature ACM Reference Format: This block will be automatically generated when manuscripts are processed after acceptance.

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Section: Various Applications Of Ip Cameramentioning

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Section: Various Applications Of Ip Cameramentioning

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IP Cameras Beyond Security: A Systematic Literature Review Examining Their Adoption and Potential in the Healthcare Industry

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Tomas,

Tomas

2023

ijmst

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“…Existing medication adherence solutions vary from simple electronic devices which are the traditional pill organizers [6] to complex intelligent systems such as pill dispensers. This paper mainly focuses on the review of the recently developed pill dispensers.…”

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An IoT-Based Pill Management System for Elderly

Roumaissa¹,

Rachid²

2022

IJCAI

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The challenge to guarantee healthy aging has become a major social concern. Due to the cognitive deficits related to age, hectic daily activities, and multiple medications prescriptions, the elders often tend to forget their pills intakes. This has a colossal impact on their health and life. Moreover, the recent pandemic of COVID-19 has accentuated the importance to provide independent and autonomous living for the elderly. This paper presents a pill management system based on IoT intended for aged individuals. The proposed system is a smart pill dispenser associated with a mobile application. The main actors of the system are the patient, the doctor, the pharmacist, and the patient's caregiver and/or relative, each having restricted access to the system via specific credentials. The prescription is directly edited on the mobile application by the doctor and the scheduling and filling of the pillbox is done wirelessly by the pharmacist. The reminding of medications intakes in this system is done gradually to help the patient adhere to his/her prescription. First, it notifies the patient about his/her scheduled pill by a mobile notification then via the pill dispenser using LCD, LED, and buzzer. The implemented system also allows the doctor and caregiver to keep a tab of the patient's intakes. Furthermore, the pill dispenser is featured with a locking mechanism to ensure medication dosage control and prevent drugs abuse. Experiments show that the proposed system is appreciated by the elderly and encourages them to take their pills successfully and safely without causing any disturbance.Povzetek: Zaradi kognitivnih omejitev, povezanih s starostjo, napornih dnevnih dejavnosti in množice predpisanih zdravil, starejši pogosto pozabijo vzeti predpisana zdravila. Ta članek predstavlja sistem za upravljanje jemanja zdravil, ki temelji na internetu stvari in je namenjen starejšim posameznikom. Predlagani sistem sestoji iz pametnega razdeljevalnika zdravil, ki je povezan z mobilno aplikacijo. Poleg pomoči pri pravilnem jemanju zdravil sistem omogoča tudi nadzor jemanja zdravil s strani svojcev, zdravnikov in negovalcev.

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“…This study claims that the system is used to monitor the patients' medication adherence level. On the other hand, another study by Joy et al [25] proposed an intelligent pill dispenser called SIMoP box for monitoring and dispensing purposes. The system used to provide medications as well as food in the case of isolated patients.…”

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Inpatient WiFi-enabled medication dispenser for improving ward-based clinical pharmacy services

Khaleel

Farhan²,

Ayoub³

et al. 2023

IJEECS

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Medications are vital for patients and especially for those who are receiving treatment in hospitals. Providing medications for these people is essential to maintain their health. On the other hand, medication dispensing error is one of the most common challenges that face clinical pharmacists and medical staff. These errors frequently occurred due to poor medication systems and/or human factors (i.e. environmental conditions, fatigue or staff shortage). These factors may affect prescribing, transcribing, administration, dispensing and monitoring practices which can result in disability, severe harm and even death. Avoiding medication dispensing errors is the key motivation of this paper. Consequently, a biometric-based dispensing system has been designed and implemented. The system can be installed at hospital wards and used for delivering and monitoring inpatients doses. It consists of three parts; hardware, software and mechanical part. Three 4-phase stepper motors are used for controlling the mechanical part of this system. An optical fingerprint sensor is used which is compatible with the ESP32 low-power SoC for scanning patients’ fingerprints to recognize and store their data. The system directly updates its database whenever is used by the inpatients, so that nobody can get additional doses. This system is cost-effective, reliable and easy to use.

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SIMoP box – A smart intelligent mobile pill box

Cited by 6 publications

References 8 publications

IP Cameras Beyond Security: A Systematic Literature Review Examining Their Adoption and Potential in the Healthcare Industry

IP Cameras Beyond Security: A Systematic Literature Review Examining Their Adoption and Potential in the Healthcare Industry

An IoT-Based Pill Management System for Elderly

Inpatient WiFi-enabled medication dispenser for improving ward-based clinical pharmacy services

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