Detection and Tracking Contagion using IoT-Edge Technologies: Confronting COVID-19 Pandemic
Objective
The model will help detect and track contagious people. Moreover, it will also keep the patient's data record for analysis and decision making using edge computing.
Abstract
A key component of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) is goal 3, Good Health, and Well-Being. Fundamental to the accomplishment of this goal is women's health. Pregnant women and women raising infants would benefit from early screening. In socially disadvantaged areas, patients may not have ready and frequent access to formal healthcare or screening solutions.
In such instances, simple solutions that allow for self-monitoring can help. Additionally, when provided with devices that promote positive behavior modification such as sensor-enabledwearable devices, other advantages may accrue.
Data collection from multiple subjects for screening and contact-tracing may have potential use in the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. A low-cost, contact thermometer solution based on a silicon band gap temperature sensor that allows for personal screening is described using a Proof-of-Concept solution.
Keywords: Thermometry, MLX90614 IR temperature sensor, Node MCU, IOT.
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