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    Automatic Medicine Remainder: Team Members Guided by

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    This document outlines an automatic medicine reminder project created by a team of 6 students guided by a professor. The team identified the following modules needed: Arduino Uno, RTC DS3231 module, 16x2 LCD display, buzzer, LEDs, breadboard, push buttons, potentiometer, resistors, and jumper wires. The system will use these components to track and remind a person to take their medications on time by displaying the time and setting reminders on the LCD and buzzing an alarm. It is designed to help those who forget to take their medications regularly.

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    This document outlines an automatic medicine reminder project created by a team of 6 students guided by a professor. The team identified the following modules needed: Arduino Uno, RTC DS3231 module, 16x2 LCD display, buzzer, LEDs, breadboard, push buttons, potentiometer, resistors, and jumper wires. The system will use these components to track and remind a person to take their medications on time by displaying the time and setting reminders on the LCD and buzzing an alarm. It is designed to help those who forget to take their medications regularly.

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    This document outlines an automatic medicine reminder project created by a team of 6 students guided by a professor. The team identified the following modules needed: Arduino Uno, RTC DS3231 module, 16x2 LCD display, buzzer, LEDs, breadboard, push buttons, potentiometer, resistors, and jumper wires. The system will use these components to track and remind a person to take their medications on time by displaying the time and setting reminders on the LCD and buzzing an alarm. It is designed to help those who forget to take their medications regularly.

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    This document outlines an automatic medicine reminder project created by a team of 6 students guided by a professor. The team identified the following modules needed: Arduino Uno, RTC DS3231 module, 16x2 LCD display, buzzer, LEDs, breadboard, push buttons, potentiometer, resistors, and jumper wires. The system will use these components to track and remind a person to take their medications on time by displaying the time and setting reminders on the LCD and buzzing an alarm. It is designed to help those who forget to take their medications regularly.

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    AUTOMATIC MEDICINE REMAINDER

    TEAM MEMBERS GUIDED BY


    1. SRIHARSHITHA DEEPALA [19BCE7406] PROF.RAVINDRA DHULI
    2. JAHNAVI . G [19BCE7197] DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS
    3. MEDHA VYSHNAVI . G [19BEC7133]
    4. VISHNU PRIYA . B [19BEC7122]
    5. HARI PRIYA . A [19MIS7101]
    6. NANDINI . G [19BCE7704]
    AGENDA
    • ABSTRACT
    • INTRODUCTION
    • MODULE IDENTIFICATION
    • ARCHITECTURE DIAGRAM
    • EQUIPMENT IDENTIFIED
    • TIMELINE CHART
    • REFERENCES
    ABSTRACT
    • The people might for forget to take their medications on time or forget that they have already
    taken their medications.
    • To solve this problem, we are going to design and build an electronic system, which can be
    installed in a medicine cabinet to keep track of a person’s in take of medications.
    • This kit is used in the hospitals or in the home to serve the patients and aged who get
    medication.
    • It is more useful for the aged who always forget to take medicine.
    •
    INTRODUCTION
    A huge number of patients failed to comply their prescribed medication schedules this can cause disease
    complications, lower quality of life in even mortality .
    • To overcome these issues automatic medicine remainder is used.
    • This system is very simple to operate and update. Therefore any person of age group can use it.
    • This system can also be useful in hospital where number of patients to overcome the following problems:
    1. Maintaining the regularity of prescribed dosage is difficult to be remembered in busy schedule.
    2. Remembering the name of the medicine to be taken is really very difficult.
    3. Due to above two reasons the patient’s life can get more complicated.
    • Therefore, there is a growing need and urgency for in –home health care devices and technologies in order to
    provide patients with the electronic tools to support medication self-management.
    MODULE IDENTIFICATION
    Components required:
    1. Arduino Uno 6. Bread Board

    2. RTC DS3231 module 7. Push Buttons


    3. 16x2 LCD display 8. 10K Potentiometer
    4. Buzzer 9. 10K, 1K Resistors
    5. LED (any colour) 10. Jumper Wires
    1. Arduino Uno:
    • We are using Arduino UNO because it use 8bit microcontroller ATmega328P and it has 32KB flash
    memory. These features are beneficial in our project and that’s why we used Arduino UNO.

    • Arduino UNO board is connected with all other modules also it controls all other modules & made the
    interfacing easier.

    • Our project is based on embedded system we are using Arduino Uno for interfacing all things In that
    Arduino is an open-source which is easy-to-use hardware and connected software. So Arduino is path
    between hardware and software.

    • Arduino boards read inputs from a press a button- and turn it into an output, turning on an LED and
    buzzer, you can tell your board what to do by sending a set of instructions to the microcontroller of
    Arduino.

    • The programming platform is Arduino IDE and programming language is standard C.

    2. RTC DS3231 Module:


    RTC DS3231 also has inbuilt 32k memory which can be used to store additional data. RTC module is
    powered through the 3.3V pin of Arduino Uno. A 16x2 LCD display is interfaced using SPI.
    3. 16 x 2 LCD Display:
    We use 16*2 LCD module in our project which is connected to Arduino UNO through an LCD
    interface IC or directly to its address and data bus and few control pins. LCD shows the current time and date
    which RTC sends the data to LCD module.

    4. Buzzer: Buzzer will ring at proper time when pills have to be taken.

    5. LED : We have 7 boxes having an LED in each box which blinks to show us the specific box from
    which the pills needs to be taken at given time.

    6.Breadboard: Breadboard is used to connect components to complete our basic circuit.

    7. Push Buttons:
    We use 4 push buttons from which first one is used for reminding to take medicine once per a day,
    second one is used to remind twice per day, third one is used to remind thrice per day and the fourth push
    button is used to stop the buzzer when the user has heard the alert.

    8. Jumper Wires:
    Jumper wires are simply wires that have connector pins at each end, allowing them to be used to connect two
    to each other without soldering . These are typically used with breadboards and other prototyping tools in
    order to make it easy to change a circuit as needed.
    • Working of Automatic Medicine Reminder System:
    • The Pill Reminder Alarm is powered using 5V supply. When it first boots up, it shows a welcome
    massage as “Welcome to Circuit Digest”.

    • The LCD screen is set to cycle in three screens. The 1 st screen shows message as “Stay Healthy, Get
    Well Soon”. The second screen is a help screen which tells to press select push button to select any one
    time-slot to remind (once/twice/thrice in a day).

    • The time slot is changeable in program and can be configured accordingly. Right now we have fixed
    this into three durations i.e. 8am, 2pm, and 8pm. 

    • We have divided time slots into three modes. Mode 1 selects to take medicine once/day at 8am when
    user presses 1st push button. Mode 2 selects to take medicine twice/day at 8am and 8pm when user
    presses 2nd push button. Mode 3 selects to take medicine thrice/day at 8am, 2pm and 8pm if user
    presses 3rd push button.

    • We can also add a feature to snooze the buzzer for 10 minutes (not included in this project).

    • When user selects desired slots by pressing push buttons, the user input is recorded and the time is
    taken from RTC. When time is matched with selected time slot then the buzzer starts buzzing.

    • User can stop the buzzer by pressing STOP button.

    • The same process continues for the next slot reminder


    ARCHITECTURAL
    DESIGN
    TIMELINE CHART
    DELIVERY
    TESTING
    INTEGRATIO
    N WITH IDE
    CODING-
    ARDUNIO
    IDE
    HARDWARE
    ANALYSIS
    PBM
    IDENTIFIED
    LITERATURE
    SURVEY
    MODULES Aug Sep 1st Sep 2nd Sep 3rd Sep 4th Oct 1st Oct 2nd Oct 3rd Nov 1st
    1-4 week week week week week week and 4th week
    week weeks
    EQUIPMENT
    1 IDENTIFIED
    S.NO NAME OF THE EQUIPMENT QUANTITY
    Arduino Uno 1
    COST
    700
    2 RTC DSC 3231 module 260
    3 16x2 LCD display 300
    4 Buzzer 150
    5 LED 150
    6 Bread Board 150
    7 Push Buttons 180
    8 10K Potentiometer 250
    9 10K , 1K Resistors 250
    10 Jumper Wires 160
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    REFERENCES s?id=com.ardunioprogram.imarsaln.ardu
    nio
    • https://play.google.com/store/apps/detail
    s?id=com.coderbro.tutorial.arduinoprojec
    ts
    THANK YOU

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