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AI and IoT-based Intelligent Management of Heart Rate Monitoring Systems

Published:2023-04-10 Issue: Volume: Page:16-32
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Venugopal Vedanarayanan¹,Mallapur Sujata V.²,Kumar T.N.R.³,Shanmugasundaram V.⁴,Lakshminarayana M.⁵,Kumar Ajit⁶

Affiliation:

1. Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology (Deemed to be University),Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE),Chennai,India,604119,

2. Sharnbasva University,Kalaburagi,India,585103,

3. Ramaiah Institute of Technology,Bangalore,India,560054,

4. Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering,Sona College of Technology,Salem,India,636005,

5. M S Ramaiah Institute Of Technology,Department of Medical Electronics Engineering,Bengaluru,India,560054,

6. Soongsil University,School of Computer Science and Engineering,Seoul,Korea,

Abstract

The Heart Rate Monitoring system is developed using Artificial Intelligence (ANN) and Internet of Things technology to detect the heartbeat and SpO2 of the patient to monitor the risk of heart attack and also make the person do regular checkups. Health monitoring is very important to us to make sure our health is in which condition. The proposed framework examines the sources of information gathered from sensors fit with the patients to discover the crisis circumstance. The IoT technology is employed; it helps anyone monitor the patient's health from anywhere. A deep learning algorithm such as ANN is utilized to identify whether the person’s health is normal or abnormal. In case an abnormality in health is noticed, an alert will be popped out. The proposed framework with artificial intelligence and IoT can reduce the death occurring due to heart rate, and other related issues can also be avoided.<br>

Publisher

BENTHAM SCIENCE PUBLISHERS

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