College of Engineering and Information Technology

The SMU project is an IoT-connected medical device

A scientific visit for the second-level students of the Department of Architecture to the historic city of Shibam Kawkaban
Conclusion of the training program for the first-level students of the Civil Engineering Department in the Central Laboratory of the Ministry of Public Works
Launching practical training for third-level students of the Medical Equipment Engineering Department at the Republican Hospital
Continuation of the training program for the second level students of the Civil Engineering Department in the central laboratory of the Ministry of Public Works
A scientific visit for the Department of Architecture, second level, to the Haraz area of Sana’a, as part of the architectural construction course
A scientific visit for the third level of the Department of Architecture to the Narcissus Hotel Sana'a as part of the architectural design course
The Higher Supervisory Committee for Evaluation organizes a field visit to evaluate postgraduate programs at the Emirates International University
Continuation of the training program for first-level students of the Civil Engineering Department in the Central Laboratory of the Ministry of Public Works
Conclusion of the training course in Autodesk Revit for civil engineering students, second level
Conclusion of the training course for first and second level cybersecurity students on information security management
Conclusion of the Raspberry Pi training course for students of the Mechatronics Engineering and Medical Equipment Engineering departments, fourth level
Conclusion of the Raspberry Pi training course for students of the Mechatronics Engineering and Medical Equipment Engineering departments, fourth level
The SMU project is an IoT-connected medical device

Student graduation projects for the Mechatronics Engineering Department for the academic year 1444 AH.. 2022-2023 AD.

 

 Project No. 4:

 

 SMU

 It is a medical device connected to IoT

 It monitors human vital signs such as (Spo2, HR, ECG,

 Body Temperature),

 In addition to measuring sugar without pricking using NIR.

 It makes it easy for the doctor or specialist to view the patient’s condition through the application.

 

 The project was submitted by the student: Hajar Abdel Wahab Al Thalaya. Under the supervision of Dr. Hatem Al-Dais and M. Saad Al-Batinah. The discussion committee: Dr. Nasser Al-Mofari, Dr. Fouad Hanash, Dr. Muhammad Al-Alfi, Dr. Radwan Al-Bathaiji, Dr. Mahmoud Al-Tawiti, and Dr. Farouk Al Fahidi.