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CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
1.1 INTRODUCATION TO IoT
IOT which is called as Internet of things is a system which is connection of
objects or physically present objects with network accessed by internet. Here the
‘thing’ in IoT could be the objects helping victims to interact with internal and
external environment, which in turn helps us to achieve our problem statement. It is
basically a concept of connection between anyone, anywhere, anything, any
network. IoT technology brings roles, challenges, chances, opportunities in network
based medical services . Increase in management of IOT in healthcare systems helps
in ever growing information and communication solutions.
Medical emergencies can happen anytime, anywhere. Victims in accidents,
medical needs are sometime not able to speak for themselves. Also for emergency
identification and communication devices and things like mobile phones, wallet
/purses are either stolen or separated from victim because of some reasons A system
which can help victim display their identity to doctors when in need and helps an
individual keep a track of their respective members, creates a high chance for victim
to survive a situation of medical emergencies. Medical devices which are IOT based
are of different size, shape which contains high electronic equipment that are linked
with network devices.
Ensuring that it is connected with good cellular network connectivity so that
data access can be done anywhere is one of key factor in it. Organizations try to
focus on its data access and storage for further analytic.

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Fig -1: IOT in healthcare system

1.2 Future Scope

1. Introduction to Big Data
With increase in user data and internationalization, with overhead of databases
increasing big data should be handled with efficient algorithm as the access time to
historic data must be as short as possible.

2. Online medical support: -

Service can be added to help medical emergency actions, user can get quick response
from certified and authenticated doctors about first aid in any medical situation.

3. Bio-sensors in wearable IDs: -

Various sensors can be integrated into the wearable IDs to get a direct alert to the
mobile application direct about any medical situation.

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CHAPTER 2
2.1SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

A software requirement specification (SRS) is a description of a software system to be

developed. Software requirement specification establishes the basis for an agreement between
customers and constructors are suppliers on how the software product should function. Software
requirement specification is a rigorous assessment of requirements before the more specific system
design stages, and its goal is to reduce later redesign. It should also provide a realistic basis for
estimating product costs, risks and schedules.

2.1.1 Software Requirements:

Front End: HTML 5, CSS 3, PHP 5.0.

Back End: PhpMyAdmin 2.0.

Platforms Used: Sublime Text 3, WAMP Server 2.0.

2.2.2 Hardware Requirements:

Processor: Intel (R) Core(TM) i3 CPU M370 @ 2.40GHz

RAM: 4.00GB.

Operating System: windows 10, 64 bit.

Hard Disk: 500GB.

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CHAPETR 3
DESCRIPTION OF THE PROJECT
3.1 EXISTING SYSTEM
The IoT is an ongoing huge trend in upcoming growing technologies that can
leave a huge impact on the very single business trending and can be defined as the
inter and intra connection of different yet unique objects and devices present within
day today environment with benefits increasing as needs increases

3.2 PROPOSED SYSTEM

App for storing the data and for propagation of signal to hospital. A wearable identify
(watch, ring, pendent) with unique identification number having basic medical data,
emergency contact number and even detect emergency and call an ambulance in case
of life-threatening situations.

It can also check vital sign (Body temperature , Heart rate or Pulse Respiratory
rate, Blood pressure)of the person, the device will be able to detect an emergency
situation, and also track the person
A wearable identity (bracelet, eyelet for watches or pendant) with a unique
identification number, basic medical data and emergency contact numbers will be
provided to registered users. In the time of emergency, the person will get immediate
medical help once a call to emergency number is made and detailed medical history
will be provided to the hospital approached

Medical history includes:

Blood group

Allergies

Ongoing medication

Previous medical history

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3.3 SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

The system architecture focuses on two parts of system. Along with the wearable
identity, a mobile application will be available to access the user account and
manage the members under this account as well as updating the medical
information of all. The mobile application also provides a way to track any member
associated to the user account and gets historic route data as well. An emergency
feature to send assigned contacts an alert is also provided in the application As an
IOT extension, a GPS tracing device can be requested to track a person using the
same mobile application. The GPS tracking device uses a GSM sim card and
records the route taken in a tracking session

Fig -2: System architecture

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I] Registration is done by user. Now here a user act as administrator filling all
detailed information about user that is medical and personal details.

II] User sends referral code to members he/she wishes to add.

II] Member can only be part of system through referral code.

III] User divides members into tracker and trackee.

IV] Now trackee can be tracked by two modes:

1) With GPS device; for children and elderly

2) With mobile devices

IV] If a member wishes to update or change his/her information then it is done only
by permission of user.

V] User can limit trackee location by using geofencing.

VI] If the trackee moves out of zone, sos alert is generated. Also, trackee can use
sos alert manually providing location to emergency contacts..

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CHAPTER 4
IMPLEMENTATION
3.4. Algorithm:

I. Download the application.

II. Login or Register (New user, same as online portal).

II. Sign in.

IV. Add members (multiple).

V Generate unique identification for each member (Default identification for trail
user).

VI. Request a track session to a certain member (Entry with pending status will be
created).

VII The member accepts the track session from their device (Entry status changes to
passed).

VIII. Live tracking session with route record.

IX. Session information recorded as historic data.

X. SOS Alert feature to send notifications to other members with google location
link.

XI. Logout

4.1 PERPORMANCE AND ANALYSIS PARAMETER

1. Tracking
The tracking of a member is done by two ways. First one being the mobile
application using the phone’s GPS to track a member and SOS Alert using the
same. The tracking is route recording and live location tracing.call and SMS alerts
to emergency contacts. Application notification is also generated. Second tracking
is using a GPS tracking device with works with a GSM SIM card for connectivity.
This device can be located from the mobile application.

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2. Security
Medical history, trackee information as well as tracker information is safe as it
need specific referral code to be a member provided by user as well as only user
has authority to change or access anything.
3. Medical history update
The user account can update or add new medical information for any member
associated to that user account. This change is reflected of the database, hence on
the online web portal as well.
4. Portability
User can carry device anywhere and also can track respective member anywhere as
long as data connection provided.
5. Safety
Whole system follows a single motto that is safety. It is ensured for both user and
member.
4.2 APPLICATIONS
1) Household
Parents can track and be updated of their respective kids about their whereabouts. It
comes in handy as it device is small in size and be easily hidden from kids and
parents can track their pupil. Also, it contains emergency medical history providing
doctors plus point to continue with medical emergencies.
2) Elderly people
Since old people do not have a proper eyesight restrain by their age given, this
system provides their respective guardians to keep a tab on them.
3) School system
School authorities can use geofencing in this system to restrict student’s location
and keep safe student from entering in danger zone and also to provide information
to their respective guardian.
4) Medical centers
Centers build for medical emergencies can use this app to track people admitted in
the hospital for span of time so as to get notification when patient is in distress

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CONCLUSION
Internet of things is used for transforming the healthcare system completely
by using and defining apps, devices, web, and how people interact and connect for
solutions in healthcare. IOT is constantly offering help when needed in shape of
apps, new tools using integrated devices for patients to be better in no time. Even
though it is a revolution in health care network, it so has challenges as data accessed
for it is sensitive, confidential which after being shared can cause reputations
damage, destroy life and careers.

In this a work system is proposed helping needy people to use it without any
disturbance, insecurity of losing something as in this system they are their owner.
Security is a key factor which also being boon can be curse too. Increases in security
also required increase in level of data sharing. Though IOT is revolutionized work it
still need to improve efficiency which can be done through various technologies
integration. Thus, helping user in achieving result of the given proposed system
structure with a high possibility of user satisfaction.

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