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Soldier Tracking and Health Monitoring System

Published:2023-07-14 Issue:35 Volume: Page:10-17
ISSN:2799-1156
Container-title:Aug-Sept 2023
language:en
Short-container-title:JECNAM

Author:

Mali Shubham Sanjay,Hajare Pranali Pravin,Mhamane Rohan Digambar,Ghodke Prof. R. G.

Abstract

The Soldier Tracking and Health Monitoring System is a comprehensive solution designed to enhance the safety, efficiency, and well-being of soldiers in military operations. This system combines advanced tracking technologies with health monitoring capabilities to provide real-time situational awareness and vital sign monitoring for individual soldiers. Overall, this system provides a comprehensive solution for tracking soldiers' locations and monitoring their health in real-time. By combining advanced tracking technologies with health monitoring capabilities, it aims to enhance the effectiveness and safety of military operations while ensuring the well-being of individual soldiers.

Publisher

HM Publishers

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