Development of Healthcare Monitoring System with Pollution Control in Industrial Sectors Using the Internet of Things
N. Rajeswari, G. Arunkumar, M. Senthil Vadivu, Manish Gupta, Raj Sethuraman, M. Rajkumar
Abstract
Rapid improvement in industrialization and urbanization leads to various impacts on environmental conditions. This leads to a rise in pollution that causes various constraints on human health. Earlier prediction and maintenance of pollution is the solution to obtain a greener ecosystem. This is done through machine learning techniques adopting the Internet of Things. The Internet of Things helps to obtain a smarter environment through real-time monitoring with the control system. Thus machine learning helps to analyze the amount of toxic substances that are emitted from the industries and recorded periodically. They are represented as online controlling and monitoring systems. The sensors and actuators with control devices are used to record the external environmental conditions. The prior intimation of the healthcare is monitored appropriately and intimated to solve earlier. The classification and detection of infections and diseases are done through image processing techniques. Thus the proposed system helps to obtain automatic detection of healthcare and pollution detection systems through machine learning with computational systems.