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Smart Medication System
Smart Medication Dispensing System with Wearable-Assisted Alerts and Real-Time Monitoring
IOT / WEARABLE SYSTEM
Connecting medication reminders with wearable technology.
The Smart Medication System is an IoT-based project exploring a medication dispensing system combined with wearable-assisted alerts and real-time monitoring.
01 / OVERVIEW
The idea behind the project.
Bringing medication reminders closer to the user.
The project explores the development of a smart medication dispensing system that can provide scheduled medication reminders while working alongside a wearable device.
The system combines embedded hardware, wireless connectivity, and wearable-assisted notifications to create a more connected medication management experience.
02 / THE CONCEPT
A system built around reminders.
The main device handles medication-related functions while the wearable provides another way to receive alerts.
Instead of relying solely on a medication dispenser to notify the user, the project explores how a wearable device can extend the reminder system.
This creates a system where information and alerts can be delivered through connected devices rather than remaining limited to a single hardware unit.
03 / FEATURES
What the system is designed to support.
Medication
Wearable
Connectivity
Monitoring
04 / HARDWARE
Built around ESP32.
Embedded hardware connects the medication system and wearable device.
05 / DEVELOPMENT
Connecting hardware and software.
The project focuses on the interaction between the medication device and wearable.
Development involves working with ESP32-based hardware, wireless communication, power management, and wearable device integration.
The wearable component is intended to provide another channel for medication-related alerts, allowing notifications to reach the user through a portable device.
06 / STATUS
Research and development project.
Exploring the intersection of IoT, embedded systems, and wearables.
The Smart Medication System is a research and development project focused on exploring how connected embedded devices and wearable technology can work together for medication reminders and monitoring.