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Development and Evaluation of an IoT-Driven Auto-Infusion System with Advanced Monitoring and Alarm Functionalities
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Development and Evaluation of an IoT-Driven Auto-Infusion System with Advanced Monitoring and Alarm Functionalities

Chiang Liang Kok, Tee Hui Teo, Yit Yan Koh, Yuwei Dai, Boon Kang Ang, Jian Ping Chai and IEEE
IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems proceedings, pp.1-5
19/05/2024

Abstract

Automatic Infusion device Fluids Integrated circuit reliability Internet of Things IoT terminal device Medical Device Real-time systems Sensor systems Sensors Sustainable development
Auto-infusion systems stand as instrumental entities in the medical sector, facilitating a streamlined and automated approach towards patient infusion processes. The evolution of these systems has been significantly influenced by the integration of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies [1], heralding a new era of enhanced reliability, precision, and functionality. This research aims to elucidate the development and operation of an IoT-based auto-infusion system equipped with a myriad of features optimized for real-time monitoring and responsiveness. Central to the system's operation is a peristaltic pump, meticulously regulated by a stepper motor, ensuring precise control over the infusion process. The system boasts a multitude of monitoring and alarm functionalities, such as flow rate detection, obstruction alerts, leakage notifications, low fluid level warnings, and bubble detection features. These capabilities ensure the provision of a robust and secure operational environment, minimizing potential risks and enhancing the reliability of the infusion process. An added innovative facet of the system is the incorporation of a UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply), ensuring continuous operation even in scenarios afflicted by power outages, thereby enhancing the resilience and reliability of the infusion system.

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