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Internet of Things Intravenous Bag Monitoring System Design

S. Orike, Luckyn Boma Josiah, S. Kukuchukwu

Abstract


This research is focused on the design of Internet of Things (IoT) Intravenous drip bag monitoring system where the healthcare workers are signaled immediately any of the patients drip bag finish. The system will alert the healthcare workers to prepare for the next step to follow as directed by the consultant. This will reduce the excess process delay experienced by patients in healthcare services. Firstly, the objective was to monitor the working principle and understand how the intravenous drip bag was used then to do a schematic diagram of the principle. After a designed to translate the principle and operation of the Intravenous bag from the schematic diagram was also translated to choose the desired components for the design of the circuit that will work maximally. However, the circuit was test and the design was concluded. The research work is limited to function properly only in a fix elevated position.  


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