Advancements in wearable health monitoring present a promising avenue for personalized healthcare, integrating seamlessly into daily routines and facilitating early detection of health issues. This research introduces a low-cost wearable hand glove for physiological signal monitoring noninvasively. The proposed device excels in non-invasive detection of vital physiological metrics including blood pressure, blood oxygen saturation, hemoglobin levels, glucose levels, ECG, body and room temperature, humidity, and motion tracking. Additionally, Real-time data monitoring ensures precise signal analysis, enabling the extraction of crucial human health insights. Through a variety of feasible and widely available sensors, the proposed wearable glove offers a cost-effective solution for personal healthcare in developing countries. The test results show promising output that may enable personal healthcare, fitness tracking, and sports applications.
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