In this study, a hospital
security system was developed for newborn infants, using wireless communication
technologies and a software. Every year, many newborn babies are either
kidnaped or exchanged with one another in hospitals. The ministry of health has
launched an application named “Pink Code” so as to prevent these kid of
incidents from happining. The safety of newborns depends on attention of hospital
staff who are likely to make mistakes, in this application. Developed RFID
based security system can aid staff who are responsible for security to
alleviate their work load and it also provides babies with much secure
environment in hospitals. The developed system uses RFID technology which have
been used in allmost every field nowadays. RFID readers and tags which are used
with the web based sotfware that works in depently from platform take
precautions for the safety of babies, transmitting nacessary information to
users. When performing this process, the system uses heat and light sensors on
RFID tags which are designed to be wearable by the baby’s wrist. Information
obtained these sensors is transmitted directly to the RFID reader which sends
it into database. The software evaluates this information on database and
inform about the condition of the baby. These information can be listed as
fallows, whether the signal is recived from the baby’s wristlet, whether
wristlet is removed from the baby’s wrist whether the baby is returned to
his/her room, who has given permission by the outhorized person over the
system.
Subjects | Engineering |
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Journal Section | Articles |
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Publication Date | December 31, 2017 |
Submission Date | December 31, 2017 |
Published in Issue | Year 2017 Volume: 13 Issue: 3 |