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This document summarizes a project to develop the SAHARA smart health band for monitoring the health of elderly people. The band uses sensors to collect health data like heart rate and body temperature and sends it via WiFi to an Android app. It was designed to help elderly people monitor their health independently and alert caregivers in emergencies. The system includes sensors, an Esp8266 controller, OLED display, and Android app developed with Arduino and Java. The goal is to create an affordable and easy-to-use device to enhance quality of life for the elderly.

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This document summarizes a project to develop the SAHARA smart health band for monitoring the health of elderly people. The band uses sensors to collect health data like heart rate and body temperature and sends it via WiFi to an Android app. It was designed to help elderly people monitor their health independently and alert caregivers in emergencies. The system includes sensors, an Esp8266 controller, OLED display, and Android app developed with Arduino and Java. The goal is to create an affordable and easy-to-use device to enhance quality of life for the elderly.

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This document summarizes a project to develop the SAHARA smart health band for monitoring the health of elderly people. The band uses sensors to collect health data like heart rate and body temperature and sends it via WiFi to an Android app. It was designed to help elderly people monitor their health independently and alert caregivers in emergencies. The system includes sensors, an Esp8266 controller, OLED display, and Android app developed with Arduino and Java. The goal is to create an affordable and easy-to-use device to enhance quality of life for the elderly.

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This document summarizes a project to develop the SAHARA smart health band for monitoring the health of elderly people. The band uses sensors to collect health data like heart rate and body temperature and sends it via WiFi to an Android app. It was designed to help elderly people monitor their health independently and alert caregivers in emergencies. The system includes sensors, an Esp8266 controller, OLED display, and Android app developed with Arduino and Java. The goal is to create an affordable and easy-to-use device to enhance quality of life for the elderly.

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SAHARA-Smart Health Band for the Elderly


Azmina Shafi (2019-BM-013), Rafia Umoodi (2019-BM-014), Lamia Bint e Shaheen (2019-BM-022), Ayesha Farhan (2019-BM-041)
SUPERVISOR: Dr. Mariam Raziq CO-SUPERVISOR: Engr S.M Omair

DEPARTMENT OF BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING


SIR SYED UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY, KARACHI, PAKISTAN
Abstract Conclusion
This smart band is designed specifically for the
• This project has the potential to be a life-
elderly,which aims to automatically monitor a
changing band for people who do not have
person's health and immediately alert to care-
enough time to take care of their health or
taker in an emergency[1].Also, rising health care
who live alone and do not have someone to
costs and increasing elderly population are
look after them.
placing a strain on current health care services.
• The wearable wristband is amazingly useful
In order to solve this problem, Smart Health
in monitoring the health of elderly people in
Band is designed which is cost effective and
the absence of human assistance at all
easy to use.
times. It is an extremely user-friendly and
Introduction cost-effective system. With more advanced
• The project goal is to provide a device that sensors, health band can be more efficient
uses wearable sensors to collect data about in the future.
physical parameters, such as Heart Rate,
body temperature etc, The data is then
delivered through Wi-Fi to an Android
interface for monitoring [2].
• This health band aims at enhancing the lives
of elderly people. It serves as the user's Figure 1. SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM
personal assistant during their everyday life.

Methodology
• System is designed to serve the purpose of
helping people to monitor their vital
parameters. Heart rate is calculated as BPM
(beats per minute) using a Pulse Oximeter
Figure 3. PROJECT PICTURE
and Heart Rate sensor. Motion tracking
sensor is also used. Esp8266 is used as a
controller.OLED is used for display. References
• For coding Arduino IDE is used and for app
[1] Abirami, N. B., Raja, G. E., Sedhupathi, S., Kanth, K.
development java is used in android studio. K., & Udhayakumar, G. “Smart Health Band with Alert
Once interfacing is completed, a customized System”. International Research Journal of
3D printed case will be designed for an intact Engineering and Technology (IRJET), 07 (04): 7-9.
look[3]. (Apr 2020)
[2] Kaveri Ramesh Dabhade , Kiran Suresh Mulik , Himani
Limitations Jerath, “IOT based Wearable Smart Health Band
Assistance”. International Research Journal of
• The smart health band is primarily used for Engineering and Technology (IRJET), 09 (11): 10-13.
monitoring and supervision. It does not (November 2020)
eliminate the need for a hospital physician's [3] Cheng, S., Gu, Z., Zhou, L., Hao, M., An, H., Song, K.,
diagnosis and care. Wu, X., Zhang, K., Zhao, Z., Dong, Y., & Wen, Y.
• If the device is not connected with the Wifi “Recent Progress in Intelligent Wearable Sensors for
Health Monitoring and Wound Healing Based on
then it will not be able to send notification to Figure 2. FLOWCHART Biofluids”. Frontiers in Bioengineering and
the app. Biotechnology. (November 2021)

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