Remote Monitoring of Temperature and Humidity—A Reliable and Inexpensive Device Development Applied in Neonatal Incubators

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Neonatal incubator is a medical technology responsible for providing thermoneutral environments to newborn, especially those with low weight. This population requires specific levels of temperature and air humidity to decrease metabolic intake and avoid developmental impairements. Based on that, the present work aims to build up an inexpensive and reliable device that monitors mentioned variables and notify via web or mobile when a critical variation is detected. According to the data obtained, we conclude that the project succeed with a good refresh rate and proper functioning of alarms and notifications. The device, build up with inexpensive components, could be broadly used in any space that requires monitored temperature and humidity, resulting in safer environments.

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Netto, S. P. N., Chacon, P. F. S., de Morais Junior, A. M. C., de Rubim Costa, C. L. B., & Brasil, F. L. (2019). Remote Monitoring of Temperature and Humidity—A Reliable and Inexpensive Device Development Applied in Neonatal Incubators. In IFMBE Proceedings (Vol. 70, pp. 695–699). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-2119-1_106

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