IJCATR Volume 15 Issue 3

Design and Implementation of an Interoperable IoT-Based Health Monitoring System for Diabetes

Jashvanth P, Vinay T, Venu Y ,Jyothi Lavudya
10.7753/IJCATR1503.1005
keywords : Internet of Things, Healthcare Monitoring, Diabetes Management, Node MCU, MAX30102, DHT11, Firebase, Remote Patient Monitoring

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This paper presents a comprehensive IoT-based continuous health monitoring system specifically designed for diabetes patients. The proposed system integrates multiple biometric sensors including MAX30102 for heart rate and SpO2 measurement, DHT11 for body temperature, and a simulated glucose sensor, all interfaced with a Node MCU microcontroller. Real-time health parameters are transmitted to a Firebase cloud database for remote monitoring by healthcare professionals. The system incorporates role-based authentication for secure data access and automated alerts for abnormal health conditions. Experimental results demonstrate 98.2% accuracy in heart rate monitoring, 97.5% accuracy in temperature measurement, and reliable cloud data transmission with 99.1% uptime. The proposed solution addresses critical gaps in existing health monitoring systems including real-time continuous monitoring, multi-parameter assessment, and secure data storage.
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Title = "Design and Implementation of an Interoperable IoT-Based Health Monitoring System for Diabetes",
Journal ="International Journal of Computer Applications Technology and Research (IJCATR)",
Volume = "15",
Issue ="3",
Pages ="25 - 28",
Year = "2026",
Authors ="Jashvanth P, Vinay T, Venu Y ,Jyothi Lavudya"}