• Aniruddha Chatterjee
• Aaishika S Bhattacharya
• Gita Alekhya Paul

Healthcare

Often in hospitals, we have a certain nurse to bed ratio set by the medical association of that country. It is almost never followed by hospitals as they aim to reduce employment costs. This decreases the ratio to a dangerous level where emergency patients, who need immediate attention, do not get it on time and in many cases, die out of improper time management of the hospital staff. We know that in all hospitals, we have several kinds of beds, like some for general ward and maternity ward plus also for special ICUs and ICCUs. Each sector of the hospital has some or the other designated nursing stations where the nurses' house and then go to beds from there. Often they go on a timely schedule, and in an emergency if they get to see the certain patient or get to hear him/her. In big hospitals, there exists a central monitoring system, but systems like these have to be very costly.

1. Open-Source Libraries
   • painlessMesh
   • jsonwebtoken
   • bcrypt
   • body-parser
2. Hardware Components
   • NodeMCUs

1. Kotlin
2. Bootstrap4 with HTML5 and CSS3
3. Node.js
4. ExpressJS
5. MongoDB

• Raised proposal for a detection and sorting system.
• Set up a NodeMCU transmitter communication in WiFi Mesh.
• Created secure APIs for user credentials (Login and Registration).
• Frontend Dashboard Developed.
• App developed in Kotlin.

• Git clone the repository to your preferred location
• Install Node.js (if not already present)
• Assemble and switch on the hardware connections
• Run npm start
• Open browser to http://localhost:6600