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IoT Controlled Device to Manage the EMG Signals of the Patient and Alert in Real Time
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2023
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Healthcare Monitoring SystemsMedical ElectronicsEngineeringWearable SensorRemote Patient MonitoringReal-time NotificationsWearable TechnologyEmg SignalsElectrophysiological EvaluationDigital HealthPatient MonitoringInternet Of ThingsTelehealthIot Controlled DeviceAssistive TechnologyComputer EngineeringComputer ScienceInternet Of Medical ThingsBusinessElectromyographyEmg DataHealth MonitoringElectrophysiologyReal TimeHealth Informatics
IoT technology has created tremendous healthcare potential. This research study introduces an IoT-controlled gadget that manages patient electromyography (EMG) readings and provides real-time notifications. EMG signals help diagnose and monitor neuromuscular problems, making proper measurement and analysis essential for optimal healthcare. Wearable EMG sensors, a microprocessor, and cloud infrastructure comprise the IoT-controlled gadget. The microcontroller receives EMG signals from the patient's wearable sensors. The microcontroller uses IoT to securely communicate data to a cloud-based infrastructure for analysis. EMG signals are analyzed using modern algorithms and machine learning on the cloud. These algorithms examine signal patterns, identify abnormalities, and categorize data based on predetermined criteria. The technology also alerts healthcare providers for important deviations or aberrant EMG patterns. IoT-controlled EMG monitoring devices have various benefits. Wireless connection allows patients to roam freely for continuous monitoring. Real-time notifications improve patient safety and reaction time in emergency scenarios. The cloud-based architecture also allows remote consultations and patient monitoring using EMG data. The suggested gadget was extensively tested with a varied population of patients. The findings show the device's accurate EMG signal capture and real-time alarms. This study introduces an IoT-controlled gadget for patient EMG signal management and real-time notifications. IoT technologies, wearable sensors, and cloud-based analytics streamline EMG data monitoring and analysis, improving patient care and healthcare outcomes. This work contributes to IoT-enabled healthcare solution research and advances neuromuscular condition management.
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