Key result
An IoT-enabled ECG monitoring device using a 3-probe sensor and Node MCU was successfully developed to transmit and display real-time ECG waveforms on a mobile device.
Why the study?
Continuous monitoring of ECG signals is important for diagnosing heart diseases, but affordable real-time tracking systems linked to IoT are needed.
A low-cost, IoT-based ECG monitoring system was successfully developed to allow real-time remote tracking of cardiac electrical activity on mobile devices.
May enable remote ECG monitoring in low-resource settings; leaves open prospective validation of accuracy and safety.
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Hema et al. (2020) studied ECG monitoring. IoT-based ECG monitoring system (ADS1292R, Node MCU) was evaluated. An IoT-enabled ECG monitoring device using a 3-probe sensor and Node MCU was successfully developed to transmit and display real-time ECG waveforms on a mobile device.
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