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ECIL develops remote health monitoring system for Covid-19 patients

The system is built on IoT-based technology to reduce exposure of doctors or healthcare workers to Covid patients. It can be easily installed in hospital premises or quarantine centres

A medic wearing protective suit is seen during collection of swab samples for COVID-19 test in New Delhi. Photo: PTI
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A medic wearing protective suit is seen during collection of swab samples for COVID-19 test in New Delhi. Photo: PTI

BS Reporter Hyderabad
Electronic Corporation of India (ECIL), a Hyderabad-based public sector unit that works under the Department of Atomic Energy (DAE), has developed a remote health monitoring solution useful for tracking the health parameters of those in quarantine or home isolation.

Developed in association with the All India Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Rishikesh, the system consists of an indigenously developed intelligent wearable instrument for measuring vital parameters of Corona patient like body, temperature, blood oxygen level, heart rate and respiration rate along with patient location. It also consists of a novel application software that remotely displays these parameters on a mobile phone or computer

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