Giacomo Zanichelli
Vital EKG: a wearable multi-sensor system for medical diagnostics and patient monitoring.
Rel. Eros Gian Alessandro Pasero, Vincenzo Randazzo. Politecnico di Torino, Master of science program in Electronic Engineering, 2018
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Abstract
Continuous vital signs monitoring is of utmost importance for many people. Consequently, devices able to perform such monitoring, also called Personal Health System (PHS), have been gaining a lot of research and market interest in the last few years. This thesis work deals with the design of a comprehensive PHS able to perform EKG, measure heart rate (HR) and blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) as well as monitoring skin temperature and humidity and tracking activity. Vital EKG has a wrist band form factor. This choice simplifies the management of the device with respect to chest straps; EKG trace and SpO2 and HR readings are offered on demand and require the user to place two fingers on the device.
Vital EKG has been designed using off the shelf, modern Surface Mount Technology (SMT) components
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