Soldiers health monitoring and tracking system using IOT and UAV

Abstract

In the past five years of Indian history, a total of 106 percent of soldiers have lost their lives during terrorist attacks, making the monitoring of soldiers' health during warfare and terrorist attacks increasingly significant. In the field of sensors, innovation has seen tremendous development, leading to the invention of numerous wearable body sensors (WBS). This paper describes a system of WBS that will be mounted on soldiers' jackets, with data from the WBS transmitted to an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) and also to a military truck for robust communication. Additionally, the transmitted data will be accessible through a secured website on the receiver side, ensuring strong communication between transceivers. The jacket comprises body temperature and humidity sensors, a heart rate pulse sensor, a gas sensor, a global positioning system (GPS) module, and a medic space, with outcomes displayed on a web page where the accuracy is practically equivalent to commercial devices.