Real-time monitoring of vital parameters of employees working in hazardous classified businesses
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In today's world, rapid technological advancements are causing significant changes in every aspect of life. As a result of these changes, some problems that could negatively affect human health may arise in workplaces. In this study, a workplace equipment kit has been developed to monitor the vital signs of employees in hazardous workplaces in real-time. This equipment aims to enable real-time tracking of the employee's health status and to inform the workplace in case of any potential risk. This technology, which is extremely easy to use, aims to contribute to preventing workplace accidents. With the web-based application that can be easily used on the employer's computer, IOS, or Android operating system smartphones, the employee's body temperature, pulse, ambient humidity, and air quality are detected through an electronic device compatible with the employee's wrist. In the designed equipment, the data is transferred to the computer via bluetooth. If the data obtained from the sensors on the wrist device exceed predefined limits, both the employee and the employer are alerted with an audible warning.
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Eyüp Kökrek
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Eyüp Kökrek (Master Thesis). Real-time monitoring of vital parameters of employees working in hazardous classified businesses, 2024, Amasya University.
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