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Fig. 4. Personal information page
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Prototype development for real-time epilepsy seizures detector using three parameters
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  • Jan 2018
This paper proposes a prototype for real-time epilepsy seizures detection using skin conductance, temperature and sense movement. This proposed work is expected to help epilepsy patients to receive immediate help from the people around when seizures happen. This prototype is wearable and developed using Arduino Nano, Galvanic Skin Response (GSR) se...
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... developed epilepsy seizure detector apps was launched and connected to the Bluetooth in the device. The personal information of patient and emergency contact number are required to fill in the developed epilepsy seizure detector apps at the first time as shown in Figure 4. The emergency message is will be send to the phone of number saved as seizures happen. ...

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