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IOT Based Epilepsy Monitoring Device for Children

Author(s) Ms. SARITHA RAJU M, Mr. B.SUBASH CHANDRABOSE, Mr. K.MOHAMMED HUSSIAN, J NAGACHAITHANYA, Ms. S MOUNIKA
Country India
Abstract Epilepsy is a common neurological disorder caused by hypersynchronous electrical discharges in the human brain, which leads to seizures in both children and adults. Many people lose their lives due to epilepsy, as there are limited devices available to detect seizures in time. Even when such devices exist, they often fail to provide accurate indications of epileptic episodes or timely alerts to guardians. To overcome this problem, we are developing an IOT-based Epilepsy Monitoring Device designed to enhance the care and safety of children with epilepsy. The system continuously monitors the child’s heart rate using a pulse sensor and detects abnormal body temperature through a temperature sensor. When the patient suddenly got fall means accelerometer sensor send signal to the controller. In case of any unusual activity, the GSM module instantly notifies parents, guardian and family physicians. So as to ensure immediate help, the GPS module at the same time provides the child's accurate location. Also, the device is linked to an IOT platform, which allows for remote monitoring via a web or mobile application. A buzzer and a local LCD display also permit staff in nearby areas see shortly. This integrated method, that provides immediate detection and care during epileptic episodes, keeps children with epilepsy far safer overall.
Keywords Epilepsy, seizures, sensors, controller.
Field Engineering
Published In Volume 17, Issue 2, April-June 2026
Published On 2026-04-03
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