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25 Soldier Status Monitoring Project
 Sanghee Seo
Santhosh Vairavan
Yash Kulkarni
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We are going to build a medial device to monitor the vital signs of soldiers out in the field. We will build a harness that will monitor the vitals and wirelessly transmit the data to a range of 100m to a base station. The transmitted data will be stored in this centralized location for further analysis. We will measure heart rate, body temeperature, pulse oximetry and maybe blood pressure analysis. Our goal is to ensure that the device operates for 24 to 36 hours. We also plan to incorporate a display (maybe TI watch, or LCD, or simple LED lighting) for the soldier to monitor his own health. We also want to minimize weight of our sensors and components including the battery because the soldier already carries quite a bit of weight already.

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