Intelligent Remote Medical Care System by Use of a Multiple of Network Protocol Integration

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Remote medical care system is a challenge to overcome time and space. In this study, the key is to how to correct the measurement signal is sent to a remote medical center, to allow doctors to carry out an initial diagnosis, and track the history of the disease. The proposed remote system is built on the integration of ecological multiple network protocols. These integrated network protocols, including TCP / IP, ZigBee, of RFID, and Bluetooth signals. This thesis is to use the Arduino hardware in the Mega 2560 as the integrated controller. Through the program drive the TX and RX coding, this study proposes a very efficient way to complete a multi-protocol integration of intelligent control. Finally, the simulation of remote medical devices to measure a patient's physical condition, including ECG, blood oxygen concentration, blood pressure and respiratory rate, and through Wi-Fi network traffic control, do the use of an integrated, intelligent home appliances and ZigBee.

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