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Asthma inhaling and analyzing device interfering with application software

Saravanaraja Nikesh, Balasubramanian Mithra

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Abstract: This paper deals in representation of the severityof asthma using the measured content of nitric oxide in the exhaled breath through hardware and software perspective. An innovative design is madeup for the scope of simplicity, mass implementation and fabrication. The design is predominantly in the scope of clustering specific nano sensors at needful time based on varying environmental conditions for trial-and-errormethods. This paper aims to understand the severity of asthma based on various internal factorssuch as mutation, hypoxemia and external factors such as smoking, pollution, climatic change. As forthe software perspective, we here apply the conceptof telemedicine into the system software designed, along with presence or absence of asthma. We here- monitor, analyze and store the data collected for implementing an algorithm of our own and to give feedback about the condition of the subjects to the healthcare professionals through the app designed. The designed software acts as a path of communication between the doctors and the patients.

Keywords: Nano sensory circuit, dual actuator, asthma diagnosing inhaler, exhaling proboscis, asthma application software.

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[1] Saravanaraja Nikesh, Balasubramanian Mithra, β€œAsthma inhaling and analyzing device interfering with application software,” International Journal of Innovative Research in Electrical, Electronics, Instrumentation and Control Engineering (IJIREEICE), DOI: 10.17148/IJIREEICE.2022.10321

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