Self-Health Monitoring Based on Dehydration Level and Glucose Content in Urine using Thermal Sensing

Automatic and real-time detection of dehydration and glucose levels is growth popular. Both of which can predict individual's health conditions. In this paper is developed a portable device with integrated the IR Thermal sensor of AMG 8833 series, which used to self-health monitoring in real-time. The aim of proposed study is conducted non-invasive approach to identify the dehydration and glucose level based on temperature from urine specimen. In addition, the measured parameters of temperature can be visualized in Matlab with a heat map distribution. The results presented that when the body was dehydrated and given a sweet supply, the urine temperature increased by a few degrees. Furthermore, the health care settings would benefit from a correlation between dehydration and urine glucose levels, based on these favorable findings.