Oksimeter Militer Pemantau Stres Prajurit TNI Berbasis Internet of Military Things
Abstract
In carrying out their duties, TNI soldiers often experience pressure and threats that attack both physically and psychologically. This can trigger stress. Uncontrolled stress will cause disease disorders such as arrhythmias and hypoxemia. We offer a solution by building an Internet of Military Things (IoMT) based military oximeter for soldier stress monitoring. The proposed tool is real-time and portable, can monitor heart rate (BPM) and blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) when soldiers are on duty in conflict areas. This military oximeter is equipped with notifications and alarms that are integrated with applications installed on smartphones, so commanders can monitor the condition of their soldiers directly and view their health history. Based on the test results, obtained an accuracy of 99.7% and 99.88% for measuring heart rate and oxygen saturation in the blood. This military oximeter can be used as a medical aid to monitor the health condition of soldiers while on duty.
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