Micro electronic card that can measure vital signs
2025
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With the rapid development of science and technology in the current century, health and biomedical fields are most affected. With the developments in technology, smart watches and sensor patches have been easier to access and have begun to be used. The most important piece of wearable technology is the internet of things (IoT). In the project to be developed, by taking and processing the physiological signs from the human body, it will be possible to monitor the patient without being connected to the health centers. Physiological signals reflect the electrical activity of a particular body part. By using appropriate sensors, the signals received from the patient are converted into electrical data and processed with the help of devices and presented to the doctor for interpretation. With the help of electrical activities obtained from the body, information about the physiological state of the person is obtained. In this study, vital signs such as ECG, body temperature, pulse and blood pressure will be measured and converted into operable values by means of electrodes placed in certain parts of the body.
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Dr. Vildan Nur Kaynak
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Vildan Nur Kaynak (Master Thesis). Micro electronic card that can measure vital signs, 2025, Recep Tayyip Erdogan University.
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