Development of Arduino-based wristband with

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Bolivar, Patrick Adrian E

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BTH T 58.5 B65 2019

Dissertation note: College of Science -- Bachelor of Science in Information Technology, Technological University of the Philippines, 2019. Abstract: The ARDUINO-BASED WRISTBAND WITH BLUETOOTH TECHNOLOGY was developed to help people observe their health in a convenient way especially when a person or a patient cannot afford to go to hospital because of the rate or just because the patient was alone. Its main objectives are (a) Develop a Wristband that will help people check their pulse rate. (b) Get the user's body temperature and room temperature. (c) Create an application that will display the results. The Wristband consist of Arduino Uno, a Bluetooth sensor, a temperature sensor, pulse and heart rate sensor and all the details will be seen on the mobile application that is compatible to android smartphones. The android application was built using the MIT app inventor. The project was tested and evaluated by 30 respondents. The respondents were consisting of TUP students and professionals from Technological University of the Philippines using the TUP-Evaluation instrument to assess the capability of the project. --Author's Abstract.

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College of Science -- Bachelor of Science in Information Technology, Technological University of the Philippines, 2019.

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The ARDUINO-BASED WRISTBAND WITH BLUETOOTH TECHNOLOGY was developed to help people observe their health in a convenient way especially when a person or a patient cannot afford to go to hospital because of the rate or just because the patient was alone. Its main objectives are (a) Develop a Wristband that will help people check their pulse rate. (b) Get the user's body temperature and room temperature. (c) Create an application that will display the results. The Wristband consist of Arduino Uno, a Bluetooth sensor, a temperature sensor, pulse and heart rate sensor and all the details will be seen on the mobile application that is compatible to android smartphones. The android application was built using the MIT app inventor. The project was tested and evaluated by 30 respondents. The respondents were consisting of TUP students and professionals from Technological University of the Philippines using the TUP-Evaluation instrument to assess the capability of the project. --Author's Abstract.

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