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TEEGALA KRISHNA REDDY ENGINEERING COLLEGE

(UGC-AUTONOMOUS)
APPROVED BY AICTE, AFFILIATED BY JNTUH, ACCREDITATED BY NAAC- ‘A’ GRADE
MEDBOWLI, MEERPET, BALAPUR, HYDERABAD, TELANGANA- 500097
MOB: 9393959597. EMAIL: [email protected], [email protected]

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING


BATCH NO :B15
Major Project Presentation

REAL TIME CALORIE BURN PREDICTION SYSTEM USING IOT SENSORS


AND MACHINE LEARNING.

Presented By
Internal Guide
1. G SOUMYA 21R91A0484
Mrs. S. PRATHYUSHA
2. K HEMANTH 21R91A04B9
Assistant professor
3. J INDU SRI 21R91A0497
4. K HARISH. 21R91A04C7
CONTENTS

 OBJECTIVE
 ABSTRACT
 EXISTING SYSTEM
 PROPOSED SYSTEM
 BLOCK DIAGRAM
 COMPONENTS
 ADVANTAGES
 APPLICATIONS
OBJECTIVE
The objective of this project Stage 1 is to develop a system for real-time collection and cloud
storage of physiological data. Heart rate (BPM) is measured using the MAX30102 sensor,
and body temperature (°C) is recorded using the MLX90614 sensor. The data is processed by
an ESP32 microcontroller and transferred to Google Sheets in real-time via an HTTP POST
request. This stage enables automated logging for remote monitoring and analysis.
ABSTRACT
 The project collects real-time physiological data using the MAX30102 sensor for heart rate
(BPM) and the MLX90614 sensor for body temperature (°C).
 An ESP32 microcontroller processes the sensor data and prepares it for transmission.
 The ESP32 establishes a Wi-Fi connection to enable internet access for data transfer.
 Processed data is sent directly to Google Sheets via an HTTP POST request using a Google
Apps Script Web App.
 Stage 1 provides an automated and scalable system for cloud-based health data
logging and monitoring.
EXISTING SYSTEM

Several existing systems and applications in the market provide similar functionalities for
predicting calories burned using physiological data. Here are a few examples:
• Fitbit: Fitbit devices track heart rate, steps, and other biometric data to estimate calories
burned during various activities, providing users with a comprehensive view of their
fitness.
• Apple Watch: The Apple Watch uses heart rate monitoring and activity tracking to
calculate calories burned, offering users insights through its Health app.
• Garmin Wearables: Garmin devices utilize advanced sensors to track physical activity and
provide calorie expenditure estimates based on heart rate and user profile data.
PROPOSED SYSTEM

The proposed system for predicting calories burned is designed to leverage real-time
physiological data using an integrated approach that combines IoT, data analysis, and
machine learning. Key features include:
1. Biometric Data Collection.
2. User Input Integration.
3. Data Transmission and Storage.
4. Machine Learning Model.
5. User-Friendly Web Application.
6. Data Analysis and Future Insights.
BLOCK DIAGRAM
Stage 1 :

HEART RATE GOOGLE SHEETS


SENSOR API
(DATA STORING)

BODY ESP32
TEMPERATURE MICROCONTROLLER
SENSOR

USER ID/
INFORMATION

POWER
SUPPLY
COMPONENTS

ESP 32
MAX(HEARTRATE SENSOR) MLX(TEMPERATURE SENSOR)
ESP 32(Micro controller)

 ESP 32 is a chip that provides Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity for embedded
devices/IOT devices.
 The processor had a clock rate over 240MHz.
 It is most commonly used for mobile devices wearable tech and IOT applications
MAX30102(Heart Rate sensor)

 The MAX30102 is a compact integrated heart rate monitor and pulse oximeter that is used
for wearable devices, fitness assistants, smartphones.
 It utilizes infrared and red light reflection to measure the heart rate(HR) and oxygen
saturation(SpO2) of the user.
 This chip requires two different voltages 1.8V for IC and 3.3V for RED and IR LED’s
MLX90614(Temperature Sensor)

 MLX90614 is an contactless temperature sensor used to measure temperature without


touching the target object using infrared rays.
 This sensor can measure the temperature in the range of -40 ℃ to 380 ℃.
 It can measure the temperature of an target object which is 2-5cm far from the sensor.
ADVANTAGES
1. Personalized insights: Provides tailored predictions of calories burned based on individual
physiological data and personal characteristics, enhancing accuracy over generic estimates.
2. Real-time monitoring: Offers immediate feedback by processing and predicting calorie
expenditure as data is collected allowing users to make informed decisions about their physical
activity.
3. Data integration: Combines data from multiple sources (heart rate, body temperature, user
inputs) to provide a comprehensive view of calorie expenditure.
4. Accessibility: The web application interface allows easy access to predictions and data
management, making it user friendly and convenient.
5. Scalability: The system can be expanded to include additional sensors or integrated with other
health and fitness applications for more detailed analytics.
APPLICATIONS
1. Fitness and Wellness: Helps individuals track their calorie expenditure during workouts,
enabling better management of exercise routines and dietary plans.
2. Health Monitoring: Useful for healthcare professionals and fitness trainers to monitor and
assess patients' or clients' physical activity levels and calorie burn.
3. Personalized Training Programs: Provides data-driven insights for creating customized
fitness programs based on individual metrics and performance.
4. Weight Management: Assists in weight loss or maintenance programs by accurately
estimating calorie expenditure and adjusting dietary intake accordingly.
5. Sports Science Research: Supports research in sports science and exercise physiology by
providing detailed data on calorie expenditure and physiological responses.
Thank You
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