Heart Rate Monitoring System For Patients Using Android Based

Zakaria, Nurul Hannan (2016) Heart Rate Monitoring System For Patients Using Android Based. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This report presents the development of Heart Rate Monitoring System for Patients Using Android Based. Heart Rate Monitoring System is used for patients who need to monitor their heart rate and determine the range or average they are. To avoid unexpected situation, such as the occurrence of an emergency for the patient that it is easier to control their condition. The approach is to use a heart rate sensor that detects heart beats in which the patient's heart condition or lifestyle or different activities that they run. It's easier to get the pulse rate of the patient's heartbeat that is integrated with Wi-Fi Shield to send data to the database on the Web server. Arduino Uno adopted as the main control chip and a controller for active pulse sensor and the data exchange is achieved by using Wi-Fi Shield. Wi-Fi Shield will send data when entering values heartbeat to the database. CPanel is used to log the user in a list that contains more than the required database information from users. This data will be displayed automatically in a database table. The test results showed that heart rate typically in the range 40 to 120 Bpm. The monitoring system is used to monitor all people regardless of age and society, and they can use this system extensively for every day no matter where they are. Data from the database will be recorded and statistics show that in the form of a graph with each point including the date, time and the heartbeat. The graph display indicates a statistic based on the minutes versus BPM opponent. Patients will know their exact value of the heart rate on it further. The experimental results are effective for all levels of society to identify and gain the true value of their heart rate.

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