HO CHI MINH CITY UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION
FACULTY OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION

DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF IOT BASED
HEALTHCARE MONITORING SYSTEM
GRADUATION PROJECT

DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF IOT BASED
HEALTHCARE MONITORING SYSTEM

Supervising Instructor

:

Associate Professor,
Ph. D PHAN VAN CA

Student

:

NGUYEN MINH KHANH

Student ID

:

19119186

Student

:

DOAN DANG KHOA

Student ID

:

20119187

Class

:

19119CLA – 20119CLA

Course

:

2019-2023

Ho Chi Minh City, June 2024

HO CHI MINH CITY UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY AND EDUCATION
FACULTY OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION

GRADUATION PROJECT

DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF IOT BASED
HEALTHCARE MONITORING SYSTEM

Supervising Instructor

:

Associate Professor,
Ph. D PHAN VAN CA

Student

:

NGUYEN MINH KHANH

Student ID

:

19119186

Student

:

DOAN DANG KHOA

Student ID

:

20119187

Class

:

19119CLA – 20119CLA

Course

:

2019-2023

Ho Chi Minh City, June 2024

THE SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM
Independence – Freedom– Happiness

-Ho Chi Minh City, June 24th, 2024

GRADUATION PROJECT ASSIGNMENT
Student name: Nguyen Minh Khanh

Student ID: 19119186

Student name: Doan Dang Khoa

Student ID: 2011987

Major: Computer Engineering Technology

Class: 19119CLA

Advisor: Associate Professor Ph.D PHAN VAN CA

Phone number: 0902994358

Date of assignment: 27 February, 2024

Date of submission: 24 June, 2024

1. Project title: Design and Development of IoT-based Healthcare Monitoring System
2. Initial materials provided by the advisor: Foundational materials such as academic papers
and books to support the project.
3. Content of the project:
The topic is based on the theoretical foundations of an Internet-of-Things (IoT) system. It
involves microcontroller programming and software development. Sensors and
microcontroller modules are used to collect and process data, which is then stored in the
cloud and displayed to the user via a mobile application.
4. Final product:
The hardware has functions are to track the users location, transmit GPS coordinates, send
messages, and make calls, generate fall alerts. The Android application includes basic
functionalities like user registration and login, and it shows health-related metrics along
with user details.
CHAIR OF THE PROGRAM

ADVISOR

(Sign with full name)

(Sign with full name)

Phan Văn Ca

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THE SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM
Independence – Freedom– Happiness
-Ho Chi Minh City, June 24th, 2024

ADVISOR’S EVALUATION S
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er interface that
lacks appeal, and s in data transmission and reception.
5.2 Improvement
The team will try to enhance functions along with getting pass the current
shortages of the project, improving system to increase accuracy and practicality.
We aim to reduce the systems of the timer. When storing, locating
users results after every test for easy usage by family members and doctors by
building an additional navigation function through the app.
Also, we have the plan to make the system works in two modes: one mode is
for active version and the other mode is for idle version. The target is to save the
energy as much as possible and the system can active 24 hours.

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