Zhambyl schoolchildren created medical smartwatches
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
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Ninth-grader Dulat Isabeck and eighth-grader Adiya Tursynbay created smartwatches called "Second Heart" for patients with stroke, heart attack, and seizure disorders. The device monitors blood pressure, pulse, body temperature, and blood oxygen levels. In case of a fall or danger, it sends an alert to relatives or emergency services, accurately pinpointing the patient's location.
The watch called "Second Heart" is designed for patients who have suffered a stroke, heart attack, or other convulsive disorders. It monitors the wearer's heartbeat and blood pressure, sending an alert in case of life-threatening situations. These smartwatches were invented by Dulat Isabeck, a ninth-grader, and Adiya Tursynbay, an eighth-grader, from the Regional Specialized Lyceum for Gifted Children.
The watch features functions for monitoring body temperature, blood oxygen saturation levels, and heart rate. It also sends an alarm signal to a relative or emergency services if the patient falls and becomes immobile. Most importantly, it accurately determines the patient's address and location.
Source: inform.kz
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