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Intelligent Bio-Detector
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SABR AHMED
Engineering
II. ABSTRACT
intelligent biomedical system. The system consists of an array of multiple sensors. The sensors
are connected to the Arduino Uno device to allow data capture and processing. The captured
signals from the sensors are then digitized by the microcontroller. The data from the
microcontroller are accessible via two different portals: the LCD display and the LabVIEW
graphical user interface. The microcontroller is also equipped with a GSM module to send the
alert message to the user upon occurrence of events that simulate abnormal activity in the
Chronic disease is disease that persists over a long period of time. Chronic disease can
hinder independence and the health of people with disabilities, as it may create additional
activity limitations. People with chronic disease often think that they are free from the disease
when they have no symptoms. The problem discussed in this study is a multi- sensor will work
In this study the researchers conduct research by using alternative testing methods, for
example, a hair dryer was used to increase the temperature around the temperature sensor.
Chronic diseases are defined broadly as conditions that last 1 year or more and require
ongoing medical attention or limit activities of daily living or both. Chronic diseases such as
heart disease, cancer, and diabetes are the leading causes of death and disability in the United
States. So the researcher conduct a test on how an Intelligent systems work and how it will
benefit the patients suffering from chronic diseases. The researcher will made a design and make
a device that can monitor the data that will reach to the serve about the condition of the patient.
The research work focuses on patients that suffer from chronic dieases.
Since we do not have access to patients that we can try the Intelligent Bio-Detector on
We used alternative testing methods. For example, a hair dryer was used to increase the
temperature around the temperature sensor. Lemon water was used to verify the functionality of
the pH sensor.
Sensor is connected to the AI2 (Analog Input 2) of the Arduino UNO. For calibration and testing
of the pH sensor, we wrote a small Arduino program that allows us to monitor the result of the
pH sensor in two different mediums, water and lemon water.
The analog Read function is the output of the 10-bit ADC on the Arduino. The output values
range from 0 to 1023. Since the range of the ADC input is from 0 - 5 V, we multiplied the output
of the ADC by (5 V/1024) to get the actual voltage (Figure 20). The 3.84 shown in the code is
the correlation coefficient to convert the voltage into pH. We tested the pH sensor using pure
water as shown (Figure 21).
The output of the Arduino code is shown on the serial monitor (Figure 22).
We also implemented the pH sensor code in LabVIEW as seen below. In this case, we first tested
the pH of pure water, then we immersed the sensor into lemon water as shown in Figure
23 and Figure 24.
In “Heart Rate Monitors. Live Science.” By Zimmermann, K.A.. This study is all
about heart rate monitors. The paper contains immediate feedback on how hard you are working
out so that you can make adjustments to get the greatest benefit from your exercise regimen.
basics for applications that require test, measurement, and control with rapid access to hardware
In “Using a Temp Sensor” By Ada L. . In this paper the researcher show tutorials on
using Temperature sensor and how it will be program by means of using Arduino.
tremendously benefit from this invention. By doing this research, the results they have gathered
is very useful in the future. As a result having Intelligent Biodetector will also relieve stress from
home nurses and family members who must provide undivided attention to patients throughout
the day.
The researcher recommends that Intelligent Biodetector will give big Impact on
The data will be useful in the future when it comes to Intelligent Control, Advanced
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