Real-Time Health Monitoring System with Hybrid Wearable Suit
AUTHORS
Anil P. Nautiyal,BRP Science, SAS Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand, India
Manoj Baghari,BRP Science, SAS Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand, India
ABSTRACT
This paper is aimed to use new technology for monitoring the real time physiological parameter. Sensor network, while born on other application, are the main component of our wearable suit, which is the key step for the smart healthcare. In our research, our main focus is on real time and continuous monitoring of particular person. In biomedical science data monitoring of a subject (person) is very important for which experimental results suggest a physical powerful potential for sensor network due to the low cost and adhoc use of these sensors. The wearable suit will not only to improve the health monitoring but also it will help in disaster sites to find out the victims. We predict that our wearable suit will help greatly to improve the quality of rescue operation, health monitoring and life of a person.
KEYWORDS
Physiological Parameter, Electrode Network, Hybrid Device
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