Smart Life Saver System for Alzheimer patients, Down Syndromes, and Child Missing Using IoT

Authors

  • Diaa Salama Abd-Elminaam Information Systems Department, Faculty of computers & Informatics, Benha, Egypt

Keywords:

IoT, Cloud Computing, NFC, Imbedded Systems, Mobile Application, Alzheimer Patients, down’s syndrome

Abstract

 Mobile applications are growing very fast. it is used now in every field in our life as it provides solutions for many problems.   Now a day’s child security is an important area of concern. So, we think to transform the traditional way in Search for missing persons to smart way to avoid many problems that face families and government in missing people problem using many technologies. This model is developed to rectify the worries of parents regarding their child security.

This paper proposed a model for child safety through smartphones that provide the options such as Near-field communication (NFC), Quick Response Code Reader (QR), and Optical character recognition (OCR) reader to save people life or from the missing situation. In this scenario, our proposed model provides the maximum security and ensure finding missing people. our model is connected to a web site via a cloud platform as a service, and manufacture the IoT device to store people information. This proposed system is validated by testing on the Android platform

Author Biography

Diaa Salama Abd-Elminaam, Information Systems Department, Faculty of computers & Informatics, Benha, Egypt

Diaa Abdul-Minaam was born on November 23, 1982 in KafrSakr, Sharkia, Egypt. He received the B.S from Faculty of Computers &Informatics, Zagazig University, Egypt in 2004 with grade very good with honor, and obtains master degree in information system from faculty of computers and information, menufia university, Egypt in 2009 specializing in Cryptography and network security. He obtained his Ph.D. degree in information system from faculty of computers and information, menufia university, Egypt. He is currently a Lecturer in Information systems department, Faculty of Computers and Information, Benha University, Egypt since 2011. He has worked on a number of research topics .Diaa has contributed more than 20+ technical papers in the areas of wireless networks , wireless network security, Information security and Internet applications , Cloud Computing , Mobile Cloud Computing in international journals, international conferences, local journals and local conferences. He majors in Cryptography, Network Security, IoT , Big Data , Cloud Computing. (Mobile: +20166104747; +201019511000

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2018-02-16

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Abd-Elminaam, D. S. (2018). Smart Life Saver System for Alzheimer patients, Down Syndromes, and Child Missing Using IoT. Asian Journal of Applied Sciences, 6(1). Retrieved from https://ajouronline.com/index.php/AJAS/article/view/5185

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