International Journal of Engineering Research in Computer Science and Engineering (IJERCSE)

An Intelligent Wearable Device for Monitoring Sudden Infant Death Syndrome

Author : D Saravan ¹

Date of Publication :2nd January 2017

Abstract: Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) is one of the leading causes of infant death in their sleep. We matched various emerging research fields for the development of Baby Night Watch to increase the safety of infants. Developed as part of the European Texas Instruments Innovation Challenge (TIIC) 2015, this Smart Wearable System (SWS) comprises of the following elements: a Wearable IOT App, a Portal and the H Medical Interface. The Wearable IOT App is a wearable sensor node installed into a chest belt and is capable of measuring the following parameters: body temperature, pulse and breathing levels, and body position. Its collection of details sent to the Gateway using ZigBee technology after limited data processing and is available to the consumer via the H Medical Gui. The unit can activate an alert, noticeable and audible nearby if a vital event occurs, and transmit a warning notification to a mobile application. The Baby Night Watch is an important tool for medical studies as it helps previous physiological data to be visualized and transmitted to various application forms. Experimental tests have shown that the SWS have the potential to identify life-threatening situations for an infant.

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