Inspiration
Many underserved communities lack access to timely healthcare, leading to undetected vitamin and mineral deficiencies that affect long‑term well‑being. We were inspired to build a non‑invasive, affordable AI solution that enables early health screening and supports public health decision‑making.
What it does
Our project uses AI and a low‑cost IoT health kit to analyze vital signs such as heart rate, SpO₂, skin temperature, and sweat levels to predict vitamin and mineral deficiency risks. It provides health insights, risk scores, and actionable advice through a dashboard for individuals and public health authorities.
How we built it
We developed a portable ESP32‑based sensor kit to collect real‑time physiological data. The data is processed using cloud computing and AI models to estimate health risks related to nutrition, immunity, and anemia. A web dashboard visualizes trends and supports data‑driven health interventions.
Challenges we ran into
- Limited access to real‑world medical sensor data
- Ensuring predictions remain non‑diagnostic and ethically responsible
- Building a system that is low‑cost, scalable, and reliable in resource‑limited environments
- Balancing medical accuracy with simplicity and usability
Accomplishments that we're proud of
- Successfully built a non‑invasive health screening prototype
- Developed a realistic synthetic dataset for AI training
- Created an AI‑powered risk prediction pipeline
- Designed a dashboard suitable for community and government use
What we learned
We learned how to integrate IoT hardware, AI analytics, cloud systems, and public health logic into a single impactful solution. This project strengthened our understanding of ethical AI, healthcare accessibility, and technology for social good.
What's next for Non‑Invasive Vitamin Deficiency Screening using AI
- Expanding to real clinical validation and field trials
- Adding more biomarkers and advanced AI models
- Scaling deployment across rural and underserved communities
- Partnering with government and NGOs to support national public health programs
Built With
- c/c++-(arduino-for-esp32)-hardware-platform:-esp32-microcontroller
- cloud-storage-apis-&-tools:-rest-apis
- css-data-&-storage:-csv-dataset
- github
- gsr-sensor
- jupyter-notebook-visualization:-matplotlib
- lambda)-/-firebase-dashboard-&-frontend:-streamlit-/-html
- ldr-ai-&-machine-learning:-scikit?learn
- max30102-(hr-&-spo?)
- numpy-cloud-&-backend:-aws-(iot-core
- pandas
- programming-languages:-python
- s3
- seaborn
- temperature-sensor
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