Prensentation on iot health monitoring .

health monitoring system

1. Hardware list : 1. Esp 12f 2. MAX30100 oximeter, heart rate sensor 3. Battery 4. BMS 5.on/off switch 6. Wire 7. PCB

2. ESP-12F: Compact Wi-Fi module (22mm x 24mm) - Integrates microcontroller and Wi-Fi connectivity for IoT projects - Supports various programming languages like Arduino, Micropython , Lua - Cost-effective and easy to use Tiny sensor measuring blood oxygen saturation and heart rate through fingertip Operates at low power, suitable for portable devices I2C interface for easy communication with microcontrollers Compact size (8.3mm x 5.6mm) MAX30100 Oximeter/Heart Rate Sensor:

3. Battery: Provides power to your project (type and capacity depend on your needs). - Lithium-ion batteries are common for their long lifespan and high energy density. - Consider factors like voltage, capacity, and discharge rate when choosing. Battery Management System (BMS) ensures safe and efficient battery operation. - Protects the battery from overcharging, over-discharging, and other hazards. - 5V output voltage likely aligns with your project requirements. BMS 5V:

4. Wires: Connect components electrically, allowing data and power flow Choose appropriate gauge and length for your project needs Use color-coded wires for easy identification On/Off Switch: Controls power supply to your project - Choose a switch type (toggle, pushbutton, etc.) based on your desired functionality - Consider size, aesthetics, and ease of use

5. Zero PCB Board: - Bare printed circuit board (PCB) without pre-soldered components - Provides a platform for building custom circuits with your chosen components - Offers flexibility and customization,

6. CRCUIT DIAGRAM

7. LOGIN PAGE Securely Access Your Account: Simplify login with email OTP for enhanced security and convenience SOFTWARE

8. ADD YOUR DEVICE ID Add your detail and device ID , same device ID will be on arduino code by which arduino will update the data to the server.

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