Why the study?
Existing systems for detecting heart attacks have flaws, including improper function in cold weather or lack of accuracy.
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The paper describes a conceptual IoT-based system for remote monitoring of heart rate and oxygen levels to predict heart attacks, lacking clinical validation.
Heart attack is most common disease that engulfs the patient's precious life. This disease attacks a man so in a flash that it barely gets treated. Many systems that detect heart attack came into the picture but they do have many flaws. Some system does not work properly in cold weather and other doesn't give accuracy. To have a solution for Heart attack utilization of IoT and sensor system could be beneficial. Heart Attack Early Prediction System predicts the Heart rate and accordingly sends the notification to the patient's doctor and acquaintances.
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Gajbhiye et al. (2019) studied this question.
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