DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION

“DOZEE CONTACTLESS HEALTH MONITOR”

BY
HARISH V
1EP15EC031
Internship carried out
at
Podrain Electronics Private Limited

UNDER THE EXTERNAL UNDER THE INTERNAL

GUIDANCE OF: GUIDANCE OF:

Mr. Boovesh Kumar Dr. Jayanthi Kumari T R

Senior Engineer, Professor,
Podrain Electronics Private Limited ECE,EPCET
DATE:19/02/2020
04/04/2020 VENUE: EPCET, BANGALORE 1
 ORGANISATION
 Podrain is an Electronics Manufacturing Services Company incorporated
on 6th February 2017, specializing in high quality PCB assembly, box
build/system integration and cable assemblies. It is classified as a Non-
government company and is registered at Registrar of companies,
Bangalore.
 Podrain also has a boutique hardware design unit and undertake turn-key
PCB assembly services for prototypes and mid volume production.
 Company’s authorized capital stands at 200 lakhs and has 1% paid-up
capital which is 2 lakhs. Directors of Podrain Electronics Private Limited
are Viswanath Parameswaran and Shyam Chandran.

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 INTRODUCTION
 Dozee is a contactless health tracker that monitors and
analyses your health data while your sleep.
 The device tracks the body vitals during sleep and the app
gives the insights into a daily, weekly and monthly trends in
the sleep quantity and health patterns.
 It uses sleep patterns, resting heart rate, resting respiration
rate, heart rate variability, body movements to monitor the
health.

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 WORKING PRINCIPLE
 Dozee records micro-vibrations produced by the bodies from heartbeats,
breathing, movements, snoring and muscle twitches.
 The sensor sheet needs to be placed on a hard surface under the mattress.
 The sensor sheet works best when kept under the chest.

Figure 1: SENSOR SHEET PLACED ON THE HARD

SURFACE

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 The vibrations are then processed by our highly curated and extensively
tested algorithms.
 Then it is converted into meaningful health markers which we can see on
the app.
 Dozee uses WiFi and bluetooth to communicate data.

FIGURE 2:REPRESENTATION OF
COLLECTION OF VIBRATION OF HUMAN
BODY

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 HARDWARE
 Thin Sensor Sheet
This is used to sense the vibrations from the human body.
 Small module
This is used for communication using WiFi or Bluetooth
with the mobile and also can be used as alarm system.

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 SOFTWARE
 Dozee Application
• This app can be used to monitor the heart rate, stress level and
respiration and shows the results in every sleep hour.

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 ADVANTAGES
 It helps to monitor the health condition at home, so there is no
need of going to hospitals.
 It gives the accurate data of the health condition of a person.
 It can be used anytime and anywhere provided there is a good
connection to update the results in the app.

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 DISADVANTAGE
 Dozee requires the person to sleep for a minimum of one hour
to analyse.

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 APPLICATIONS
 Home
 Health camps
 Security forces

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 CONCLUSION
 Without depending on anyone Dozee the contactless health
monitor can monitor the data analysis and condition of the
person.
 Dozee can be used in a secure way.

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[4] Dozee, www.dozee.io.
[5] Martin Buchheit, Yves Papelier, Paul B. Laursen, and Saı̈ d Ahmaidi,
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