IOT-Based Continuous Glucose Monitoring System
Objective
The objective of “Glucosense” is to develop a comprehensive solution for diabetes management that integrates IoT with mobile technology to provide real-time glucose monitoring, analysis, and tailored dietary planning. This aims to empower patients with actionable insights, promote better glycemic control, and facilitate a more manageable diabetes lifestyle.
Abstract
"Glucosense" revolutionizes diabetes management by integrating Internet of Things (IoT) technology into an intuitive Android application. It effortlessly syncs with continuous glucose monitoring systems, delivering real-time glucose measurements directly to users' smartphones. Utilizing advanced algorithms, it interprets this data to customize meal plans aimed at maintaining optimal blood glucose levels. Developed with input from healthcare experts, the app's nutritional advice is both scientific and practical. By offering user-friendly access to personalized dietary recommendations, Glucosense empowers individuals with diabetes to take control of their health, merging modern technology with medical expertise to enhance the quality of life.
KEYWORDS: Diabetes Management, IoT Integration Real-Time Monitoring, Personalized Nutrition, Healthcare Expertise, User-Friendly Technology
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Hardware Requirements
• Processor - I3/Intel Processor
• RAM - 8 GB
• Hard Disk - 1TB
Software Requirements
• Operating System - Windows 10
• JDK - java
• Plugin - Kotlin
• SDK - Android
• IDE - Android studio
• Database - server script, MySQL
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