Smart electronic applications : a body temperature taking and recording system

Smart electronic applications - A body temperature taking and recording system is designed for taking a person’s body temperature and recording this person’s identification together with his/her temperature reading in a database. As the information is stored in a cloud server, it can be retrie...

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Main Author: Liu, Xinying
Other Authors: Jong Ching Chuen
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: Nanyang Technological University 2021
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10356/150526
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Institution: Nanyang Technological University
Language: English
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Summary:Smart electronic applications - A body temperature taking and recording system is designed for taking a person’s body temperature and recording this person’s identification together with his/her temperature reading in a database. As the information is stored in a cloud server, it can be retrieved anytime and anywhere as long as there is an internet available. The information to be retrieved from the database can be selective based on a set of chosen criteria. It is aimed at to be used in a hospital to automate the process of having nurses taking patients’ temperature by letting patients do the self-help temperature taking. The hardware core uses an open-source Arduino Leonardo board which has multiple interfaces with a RFID reader, an I2C LCD display, an IR thermal sensor and a Wi-Fi module. RFID tag is used for identifying a patient’s identity. As the ID codes of a tag, which are formed by 10-byte ASCII codes, are impractical for identification, they are converted into patient’s bed location. A non-contact IR thermal sensor is used for body temperature measurement. The technologies involved include Wi-Fi network communications, microcontroller C programming, PHP and HTML5 scripting languages, and database programming. With the help of an abundant of open-source libraries, the development time-to-completion is much shortened.