International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET)
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Volume: 11 Issue: 02 | Feb 2024
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IOT-Based Real Time Medicine Reminder and Tracking System Sangameshwar Kawdi1, Preeti2, Namratha3, Vijay Laxmi4 1Assistant Professor, Dept. of Information Science and Engineering, GNDEC, Karnataka, India 234UG student, Dept. of Information Science and Engineering, GNDEC, Karnataka, India
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Abstract - The IOT-Based Real Time Medicine Reminder and
1.1 Proposed Solution
Tracking System is an innovative solution designed to address medication non-adherence, a prevalent issue in healthcare. This system, featuring multi-modal reminders through LEDs, a buzzer, and a vibrator, enhances medication adherence by minimizing forgetfulness. Customizability, user awareness, and optional connectivity further contribute to its efficacy. The system's ability to empower users to manage their health effectively while potentially reducing healthcare costs underscores its significance
As a device-based answer to the aforementioned issue encountered by rural Indians, this project is put forth. Your medications are stored, along with a reminder of when to take them. The issue of memory loss and forgetfulness in the elderly is addressed, and attempts have been made to make this gadget useable for those with disabilities. The patient is not assumed to have any medical literacy or understanding when designing this project. It presupposes the presence of a Caretaker who could configure the gadget using the patient's basic interface. The parts that follow provide further information on how this Project operates.
Key Words: IOT-Based, Multi-modal reminder, Customizability, Vibrator
1.2 Proposed Work
1.INTRODUCTION
In this Projects only one specific drug will be kept in each of the box's numerous tiny compartments, which are all present. The device contains an LCD, a keypad for user interaction, and buzzers, vibrators, and LEDs for notification purposes. Each medication's regimen for the patient must be programmed by the keeper into the Box. It follows. The patient is informed about the timetable and just needs to take the medication that is in the box that has a vibrating or light indicator. In addition to the medication's expiration date, it keeps details such how many tablets must be taken, how long the medication must be taken, and must be done. The schedule of each medicine for the patient needs to be programmed into the Box by the caretaker. It tracks the schedule, notifies the patient, and all the patient has to do is take the medicine kept in the box indicated by a light/vibrator.
The Real-Time Medicine Reminder System represents a groundbreaking response to a pervasive challenge in healthcare – medication non-adherence. The adherence to prescribed medication regimens is a critical factor in the successful management of chronic conditions, prevention of disease progression, and overall health improvement. However, numerous individuals struggle with adhering to their medication schedules due to various reasons, including forgetfulness, busy lifestyles, and complex dosing instructions. This innovative system leverages contemporary technology, employing a Node MCU microcontroller, three LEDs, a vibrator, and a buzzer to provide a holistic approach to medication management. It aims to address the issue of medication non-adherence comprehensively by offering multiple sensory cues and customizable reminders. The system is designed to cater to the unique needs and preferences of each user, helping them establish and maintain a regular medication routine. The primary objectives of this system are to minimize forgetfulness, enhance user awareness of the importance of medication adherence, and empower individuals to take control of their health. By integrating visual, auditory, and tactile reminders, the Real-Time Medicine Reminder System aims to foster a culture of consistent and timely medication adherence, thereby improving health outcomes and reducing the burden on healthcare systems. In this way, it contributes to a healthier and more independent lifestyle for users while promoting overall well-being.
Apart from time of the medicine, it stores information like number of pills to be taken and for how many days the medicine is to be taken. Parts of the Working are as follows: Step 1: After receiving the medication prescriptions, the caregiver arranges the medications into compartments (one kind in each) and establishes medication regimens using the device's LCD and Keypad. Step 2: After Step 1, the gadget has all the necessary information. A real-time clock is used to maintain track. The device alerts the user when it's time to take a medication. Step 3: Using an internal buzzer, the gadget alerts the user by creating a loud noise. Both the associated vibrator (for the blind) and the indication light adjacent to the compartment holding the medication that has to be taken will turn on. As
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