IoT Based Soldier Health Monitoring and Tracking System
IoT Based Soldier Health Monitoring and Tracking System
Volume 7, Issue 5, May – 2022 International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Technology
ISSN No:-2456-2165
IoT based Soldier Health Monitoring
and Tracking System
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Prof. Jayshree Palkar,
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Dept of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, KSE Pune, India
Nikhil N Chauhan2, Pritam D Sonawane3, Priyanka S Patil4 , Dipali R Upare5
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UG Student, Dept of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, KSE Pune, India
Abstract:- Soldiers play a key role in the security system II. METHODOLOGY
of the country. So, it’s a prime responsibility to provide
security to a soldier also. This proposed project uses a A. Software Requirements:
health monitoring and tracking system to check health by Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 and Above
records & track the location of the soldier by Longitude Programming Language: Java
and Latitude details. The sensors are fitted on soldier’s IDE: Net beans
body, and with the help of a GPS tracker, thorough IOT,
the data will be transmitted to the control room. The B. Hardware Requirements:
project is to contrivance a mechanism to protect valuable Processor: Intel Core I3 or Higher
human life on the battlefield. RAM: 4 GB or Higher
Hard Disk: 100 GB (min)
Keywords:- IoT Technology, Heartbeat/Pulse Sensor, Controller: Node MCU
Temperature sensor, GPS tracker.
Sensors: Heartbeat, Temperature, GPS tracker.
I. INTRODUCTION
C. Sensors :
Security of any country is monitored by the Defense a) Controller: Node MCU:
which includes ARMY, NAVY, and AIR FORCE. The Data transfer using WIFI Protocol is possible by
soldiers who are at more risk are the ARMY who stay near connecting it to the Node MCU ESP8266.
the boundaries & keep watch on the various activities. The
life of these soldiers is always at high risk and unaware of the
unknown facts that may affect the scrutiny of the area. It’s
the biggest challenge for the headquarters to get the health
record and location of any soldier on the field. For soldiers,
safety is the main factor to consider so we did brainstorming
to develop a kit to monitor the health & location of a soldier,
so as will help to provide necessary medical help. Using GPS
soldiers are tracked and a wireless communication system is
provided using GSM for monitoring the health parameters of Fig. 1
soldiers, we have used biomedical sensors such as heartbeat
sensors and temperature sensors, it is essential for the b) Heartbeat Sensor:
headquarters to determine the exact location and soldiers’ The Heartbeat using pulse sensor SEN – 11574. The
health status, Using this project, in on-time the location and principle behind the working of the Pulse Sensor is
the health reading of the soldier can be sent to the Head Photoplethysmography. As per the principle, the
office & battalion so that the immediate actions can be taken changes in the flow of blood in a body, are measured
in case of emergency. This technology helps to reduce the by the changes in the intensity of the light passing
rescue, time, and search operation effort of the army unit. through that organ.
This is a wearable technology which is the most important
factor of this project.
Fig. 2
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c) Temperature Sensor: III. DATA FLOW
The (DHT11) consists of a humidity sensing
component, an NTC temperature sensor (or
thermistor), and an IC on the backside of the sensor.
For measuring humidity, two electrodes with
moisture-holding substrates between them are used.
Data Flow Diagram – Level 0
Data Flow Diagram – Level 1
Fig. 3
IV. SEQUENCE OF OPERATION
d) GPS tracker:
GSM localization uses multiliterate to determine the The First soldier has to register himself at the posted
location of GSM mobile phones, or dedicated trackers, battalion through the head in the system.
usually with the intent to locate the user. After successful registration, reference data will be sent to
the controller or battalion head like GPS Location
(longitude & latitude), Body Temperature, and Heart bit
rate.
Then data will monitor the threshold values for Body
Temperature, and Heart bit rate.
To help the soldier, IOT receive & transfer the data to the
destined controller in terms of the panic button pressed then
Location & longitude will send to the battalion head & in
terms of health issues like heart bits, up/down or body
temperature increased.
Fig. 4
V. CONCLUSIONS
e) Waterfall model:
The Waterfall Model is among the very first and old We conclude that a IoT Based Health monitoring and
models of software development life cycle. It is also called a tracking system is designed. The developed system will in
linear-sequential life cycle model. This is very simple and real manner help to provide security to our soldiers. By this
easy to understand or use. This is a step-by-step method so system, if we can save the life of any soldier then we are
the next step can only be begun once earlier has been supposed to be successful.
completed. This is mainly used for a small-scale projects.
The constant or fixed requirements should be there for this VI. FUTURE SCOPE
type of model. In the future, we can implement on the field using
advanced components assembled on a strip band which can
be worn on the arms/chest of the soldier.
Optical pulse sensor: ROHM BH1790GLC-E2 Biometric
Sensor
Temperature sensor: Melexis MLX90632 miniature SMD
thermometer IC
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
We would like to thank the Principle and the HOD of
the E&TC department of KSE, Pune, India, for their support
and Guidance. Excellent support & guidance from our project
guide, Staff members are also valuable to make our project
Fig. 5 successful.
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