Development Of Human Fall Detection System For The Elderly

Aziz, Nurul Afina (2018) Development Of Human Fall Detection System For The Elderly. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Mostly elderly has problem in fall. The fall is a big impact on the victims when they fall they will have problems like broken bones,difficult to walk,difficult to work,just lying down,having nervous problems,causing headaches,dying and more.Falling usually occurs in the toilet as a result of slippery.Sometimes,those who fall this difficult to get help from others when they fall in the toilet as an effect.Thus,project Development of Human Fall Detection System for the Elderly is generated.This project works when the elderly goes to the toilet it needs to wear the necklace that is installed with the sensor's MPU6050 and when it starts falling infrared sensors will transmit the transmitter light from every corner of the toilet in the form of cross-point thus it will be exposed to the body of the parent and light it is transmitted back to the receiver,through which the infrared light count in contact with the elderly body can be calculated with that fall can be detected.After that, Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) will show “Someone Fall” along with "beep" sound on "Piezoelectric Buzzer" simultaneously as a warning in form to an outsider that the elderly fall in the toilet.At the same time the MPU6050 at Nano Arduino will detect the changing angle and Bluetooth HC05 Slave with will send data to the Bluetooth HC05 Master at controller of Arduino Uno.Other, the detect point of infrared sensor,reading and changes of angle in MPU6050 sensor will display in form of graph by Thing Speak software.Software Thing Speak will on by Wi-Fi.The Development of Human Fall Detection System for the Elderly is to develop a prototype of fall detection system using distributed cross-point technique and to analyse the system performance in term of reliability and accuracy.

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