IoT Medical Sensors

IoT sensors monitor room temperature and carbon dioxide levels in elderly homes, ensuring a safe and healthy environment. Alerts are sent if conditions become unsafe, helping to prevent heatstroke or poor air quality.

Motion sensors track movement within the home, sending notifications to caregivers or family if an elderly person has been inactive for an extended period, such as not leaving bed or the armchair, ensuring timely intervention.

Wearable IoT devices continuously monitor vital signs like heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen levels, providing real-time data to healthcare providers. This allows for early detection of health issues and reduces the need for frequent in-person check-ups.

IoT fall detection sensors can be placed around the home or worn as a device. These sensors send immediate alerts to caregivers if a fall is detected, enabling fast responses to prevent further injury.

Family members and caregivers can remotely access data from IoT sensors to monitor the well-being of elderly individuals. This provides peace of mind and allows for timely intervention if needed.

All sensor data is collected and stored on a cloud platform, allowing healthcare providers to track trends in an elderly person's health and activity over time. This helps with long-term care planning and decision-making.