Publication Date: 2023/12/01
Abstract: Baby Temperature Monitoring and Alarming System (BTMAS) is a mechanism that notifies parents when a baby's body temperature falls or rises beyond acceptable bounds based on health guidelines. A system called the planned BTMAS alerts parents when their child's temperature rises or falls below predetermined thresholds. This system gathers information from the hardware used to take the baby's temperature, evaluates that information, shows the baby's current temperature, and notifies the parents if it is abnormal. The hardware tools are configured to collect data, evaluate it based on predetermined criteria, and alert parents through an audio alarm in the event that the temperature drops below 36.5 oC or rises above 36. If the temperature reaches dangerously high levels, the system will immediately contact the parents via a GSM module. Lastly, it determines whether the baby's temperature has changed significantly enough to trigger an SMS alert to the parents telling them to seek emergency medical attention. The suggested technique enables parents to take the necessary precautions in advance by assisting them in regularly monitoring their children's body temperatures. The goal of this work is to serve as an illustration of a system that supports a remote telehealth monitoring system. It makes use of mobile devices to track health. The findings of this affordable system demonstrated that it responds quickly to temperature changes, that the audible alert functions well, and that using a cell phone as an alarming device functions nearly perfectly.
Keywords: Baby Temperature, Monitoring, Alarming System, Arduino, Portable Devices.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10245686
PDF: https://ijirst.demo4.arinfotech.co/assets/upload/files/IJISRT23NOV1266.pdf
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