This research describes the creation of an Internet of Things-based smart health surveillance system that allows for the real-time data tracking of a person's vital signs. An ESP8266 Node MCU microcontroller is integrated with temperature, humidity, and heart rate sensors in the system to gather information on the user's body temperature, ambient humidity, and heart rate. A specially created Android mobile application shows the gathered data, which is wirelessly sent to a Firebase cloud database. With the use of the mobile app, users can easily create individualized profiles, view vital sign data, and get warnings. Early health issue diagnosis and proactive illness management are aided by successful implementation, which shows that lowcost IoT devices, cloud computing, and mobile technologies may all be used for effective remote health monitoring
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