Key result
An IoT-based wearable sensor system using neural networks predicted heart rate with a precision of 73.58% for validation and 73.45% for training samples in 100 individuals.
Why the study?
Wearable sensors can provide real-time heartbeat and physical activity monitoring for athletes during sports, but new IoT-based methods are needed to collect and classify ECG patterns and body acceleration data.
An IoT-based wearable sensor system using neural network classification can monitor and predict heart rate in athletes with approximately 73% precision.
May support wearable HR monitoring development; leaves open larger clinical validation before adoption.
Technology in the field of Internet of Things (IoT) with smartphones is enormously growing at a rapid pace for assisting people with their health conditions. Wearable sensors can provide real time data in the field of sports for monitoring the heartbeat of the athletes which can assist in physical activities. Heartbeat rate of the players change during different positions while playing sports and heartbeat monitoring will help the players to know the health condition thus improving the health of an individual. In this research, we propose a new method of wearable sensor device for collecting real time data of athletes using IoT‐based system for monitoring electrocardiogram (ECG) patterns along with acceleration of body using smart phone and classify the obtained data using Radial‐basis Function Network and Levenberg‐Marquardt with Probabilistic Neural Network. The experimental setup of the proposed model performed using 100 persons and effectively classifies the data and predicts the heart rate with the precision of validation and training sample being 73.58% and 73.45 respectively. Thus the proposed IoT‐based prediction system can be used to monitor health data of the athletes in real time as an alternate solution for monitoring physical health of the athletes.
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Zhonghua Wang (2020) studied Heartbeat monitoring in sports (n=100). IoT-based wearable sensor system with neural network classification was evaluated on Heart rate prediction precision. An IoT-based wearable sensor system using neural networks predicted heart rate with a precision of 73.58% for validation and 73.45% for training samples in 100 individuals.
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