PRE2016 3 Groep10

Advanced elderly emergency system

General information

Group members

Name	Student ID
Steef Reijntjes	0944701
Pieter van Loon	0861532
Ken Hommen	0911594
Man-Hing Wong	0944285
Lennard Buijs	0959903
Bram Grooten	0885158

Idea

A device that should be worn by, mostly, elderly that detects when one has fallen. It can automatically send a warning to ‘ICE’-persons or even call 112. Automatically sending its location along with it. A microphone and camera can in this case be used to observe the situation even faster. By connecting the device to the internet, this all can be made possible even faster. Also the device can ‘ask’ questions to the owner in case of emergency, which can be answered by simply talking back.

Requirements

• Wearable
  • Belt clip
  • Wrist band
  • Necklace
• Speech recognition
• Speak to the user
• GPS to track location
• Internet and phone connections
  • Call emergency services
  • Contact next of kin
  • Share location with next of kin
• Sensors
  • Accelerometer, barometer and gyroscope to detect falling
  • Air quality measuring sensor
• Button to manually trigger emergency state

Introduction

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USE Aspects

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Literature

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Urls

https://www.medicalguardian.com/product/premium-guardian

http://www.toptenreviews.com/health/senior-care/best-medical-alert-systems/

Appendices

This section gives an overview of the progression and planning of our design project. This mainly concerns organizational as well as technical tasks, decisions and ideas that have been performed within our project environment to maintain a successfull and appropriate end result. Explanations on how certain decisions has been made by our design team can be found in the following, relevant sections:

• Appendix A - Project progress
• Appendix B - Planning