Design of Remote Health Monitoring System Based on Bluetooth and IP

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For better monitoring of the person's health status, this paper designed and realized a remote health monitoring system. The paper describes design principle of each part of the system. The system is based on wireless body area network. It collected health data using C8051F020 MCU. It transmitted data by Bluetooth and IP networks. The dynamic monitoring results displayed on PC, mobile terminals or remote testing center by GIS map. After testing, the system can accurately capture, transmit and display pulse and body temperature. The test results show that the system is stable, easy to operate.

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