My IOT based project

My IOT based project

Automatic Medicine Reminder Using Arduino

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With regards to our friends and family, we generally need to remain them sound and fit. Yet, what will occur in the event that they get sick and neglect to take medication on schedule. We would be stressed, correct? At clinics, there are numerous patients and it is hard to remind each persistent to take medication on schedule. The conventional ways require human endeavors to remind them to take meds on schedule. The advanced time doesn't follow that and we can utilize machines to do that. The utilization of Smart Medicine Reminder is exceptionally wide and can be utilized by patients at home, specialists at clinics, and at numerous different spots. With regards to reminding, there can be numerous approaches to remind it:

Show it on a showcase 1.Send warning on email or Phone

2.Utilizing versatile applications

3.Buzz alert4.Utilizing Bluetooth/Wi-Fi

5.Get a call

6.Remind for next medication time while reminding current time

Parts Required for Automatic Medicine update utilizing Arduino

1.Arduino Uno (We can use other Arduino boards also, like Pro mini, Nano)

2.RTC DS3231 module

3.16x2 LCD Display

4.Buzzer

5.Led(any color)

6.Breadboard

7.Push Buttons

8.10K Potentiometer

9.10K,1K Resistors

10.Jumper Wires

Arduino Medicine Reminder utilizing Arduino Circuit

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Working of Automatic Medicine Reminder System

The Pill Reminder Alarm is controlled utilizing 5V stockpile. At the point when it first boots up, it shows a welcome back rub as "Welcome to Circuit Digest". The LCD screen is set to cycle in three screens. The first screen shows knead as "Stay Healthy, Get Well Soon". The subsequent screen is an assist with screening which advises to press select press catch to choose any one schedule opening to remind (once/twice/threefold in a day). The schedule opening is inconsistent in program and can be designed as needs be. At the present time we have fixed this into three spans for example 8am, 2pm, and 8pm. We have isolated time allotments into three modes. Mode 1 chooses to take medication once/day at 8am when client presses first press button. Mode 2 chooses to take medication twice/day at 8am and 8pm when client presses second press button. Mode 3 chooses to take medication threefold/day at 8am, 2pm and 8pm if client presses third press button We can likewise add a component to rest the signal for 10 minutes (excluded from this venture). At the point when client chooses wanted openings by squeezing press fastens, the client input is recorded and the time is taken from RTC. At the point when time is coordinated with chosen schedule opening then the bell begins humming. Client can stop the ringer by squeezing STOP button. A similar cycle proceeds for the following opening update. Complete cycle is displayed in the Video given toward the finish of this article.

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