Soldiers Health Monitoring and Position Tracking System

In today’s security landscape, safeguarding the well-being of soldiers is paramount to national security. Conventional troop safety measures often rely on coordinate-based methods to track soldiers' whereabouts. However, these methods lack the ability to monitor their health status, leaving them vulnerable in situations where they may be facing medical emergencies. To address this critical gap, a novel approach has been developed that integrates wearable sensors, global positioning system (GPS) technology, and GSM communication modules. This comprehensive system provides real-time monitoring of soldiers' vital signs, including heart rate and body temperature, while simultaneously tracking their location. This project aims to monitor soldiers' bodies and continuously collect health data. This data is then transmitted wirelessly to a base station via the GSM modem. The base station monitors the soldiers' health parameters and triggers alerts when any abnormalities are detected. Additionally, the GPS module embedded in the system provides real-time location updates, enabling commanders to track the whereabouts of their troops with precision. In the event of an emergency, soldiers can activate an emergency button on the device, which immediately sends their location information to the control room, prompting a swift response from medical personnel or rescue teams.