Key result
Non-contact ECG signal monitoring based on image processing using RGB cameras is an accurate and low-cost solution for heart rate monitoring in Covid-19 patients.
Why the study?
COVID-19 attacks the respiratory system and influences the cardiac system, making non-contact, low-cost ECG signal monitoring approaches important to avoid frequent contact between patients and doctors.
Non-contact ECG monitoring using RGB cameras offers a safe, low-cost, and accurate method for heart rate monitoring in infectious diseases like COVID-19.
Supports remote HR monitoring in infectious settings; leaves open prospective validation before clinical adoption.
ECG signal monitoring is a very important step for patients. Especially for those infected by covid-19. This pandemic has shown that the use of artificial intelligence helps to control the propagation of this virus. Particularly the high spread of this virus influences the number of the infected population. As well as the fact that this virus attacks the respiratory system which influences the cardiac system. Therefore, an ECG signal monitoring is mandatory. Our work presents an overview based on various approaches developed for ECG signal monitoring. These techniques are based on non-contact monitoring approaches. These approaches will help to avoid frequent contact with patients and doctors. As well as non-contact ECG signal monitoring is based on low-cost techniques, which reduces the price compared to other sensors. After the revision, we can conclude that the most suitable solution for heart rate monitoring is based on image processing using RGB cameras. These solutions are accurate, low cost, and protect the doctors.
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Rachid Latif and Abdoullah Bella Amine Saddik (2021) conducted a review in Covid-19. Non-contact ECG signal monitoring using RGB cameras was evaluated. Non-contact ECG signal monitoring based on image processing using RGB cameras is an accurate and low-cost solution for heart rate monitoring in Covid-19 patients.
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