Analysis on IR performance for infant pulse rate reader using IoT technology

Kamaruzaman, Farra Nur Maisarah (2024) Analysis on IR performance for infant pulse rate reader using IoT technology. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

An infant pulse rate reader utilizing infrared (IR) technology integrated with Internet of Things (IoT) has been evaluated its capabilities. The study involved collecting pulse rate data from a sample of infants using the IR-based device and transmitting the data wirelessly to a centralized IoT platform for processing and analysis. Analysis done has focused on assessing the accuracy and reliability of the IR-based pulse rate reader in a real-world scenario. Furthermore, the IoT integration facilitated seamless data transmission, enabling real-time monitoring and remote access to pulse rate information. The results indicated a high degree of accuracy in measuring the pulse rate of infants, with an average deviation of less than 5% compared to manual measurements. The device also demonstrated reliable performance across different ambient conditions and showed consistent readings over prolonged usage periods. Overall, the analysis demonstrates the potential of IR-based infant pulse rate readers integrated with IoT technology to provide accurate and efficient monitoring solutions in healthcare settings, ensuring timely detection and intervention in critical situations.

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