Enhancing Paralysis Patient Care through an IoT-Enabled Healthcare Ecosystem
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Keywords
LCD, GSM, Microcontroller, IoT, Buzzer Sound, Paralysis
Abstract
Magnifying the healthcare system leads to the success of the country. IoT facilitates monitoring the Health of the patient’s in problem-solving time, thus considerably slitting down the need less visits to doctors, hospital stays, and re-admissions. As we all know that paralysis patients will not be able to convey their needs largely because most of the parts of the body are not movable. Here we come up with a device that is an Accomplishing the needs of the paralysis patient using IoT. This system is advantageous for paralysis patients for both literates and illiterates to who are all able to hear, see and smell it is easily able to be understood for them which is helpful for them to convey their basic needs like Food, Water, and Washroom along with emergency via tilting their finger in distinct directions. This device is based on using the microcontroller rather than raspberry pi. When instantly a motion signal is received through the accelerometer it will be displayed on the LCD plus a buzzer sound will be heard also a message will be sent through GSM to the caretakers regarding any of the needs and emergencies as well as doctor receives a message in critical condition.
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