Healthcare accessibility in rural India has always been a major concern. Seeing how patients struggle to reach doctors and afford consultations inspired me to create Medicare — a system that connects people directly to doctors, monitors health in real-time, and integrates with government health schemes to ensure no one is left behind. I started by designing a sensor-based monitoring system that tracks vitals like heart rate, EMG, blood pressure, and SpO₂. Using IoT modules, the data is sent to a cloud-based dashboard, where doctors can view and analyze patient health remotely. Then I integrated telemedicine via video calls and added AI-based alerts for emergency detection. Finally, I built a pharmacy and government scheme portal, ensuring full ecosystem coverage — from diagnosis to medication and support. I learned to handle real-time data pipelines, API integrations, and secure data storage for sensitive health information. I also explored UI/UX design for elderly users, edge computing, and medical data compliance standards.
Maintaining data accuracy from low-cost sensors
Building low-latency communication for remote consultations
Ensuring data privacy and scalability on limited infrastructure
Designing an intuitive interface for non-technical users
Log in or sign up for Devpost to join the conversation.