Seize

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  Homepage Using Google Maps API

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  Individual Patient Page

Inspiration

More than 50 million people all over the world suffer from seizures causing diseases, gradually becoming isolated from their environment. Eventually, the patient reaches such a stage when he is no longer capable to nurture himself and is completely reliant on others. However, this is where our project steps in.

What it does

It is a novel, innovative, and economic approach towards notifying the occurrence of Seizures by identifying the changes produced in the patients heart rate. The program monitors a person's heart rate, and if it spiked irregularly (meaning a minor or a major seizure) then it would send a notification to their emergency contact and depending on the severity, it would send a SOS to the police, along with a report to the patients doctor.

How we built it

We used python for the back-end and also used Twilio's API. For the front-end we used PHP, HTML, CSS and Google Maps API.

Challenges we ran into

Figuring out how to graph using python, and how to send images and the locations of a person to a database.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

We developed a working prototype with random properties that can be applied to multiple scenarios.

What we learned

We learned how data communicates from client to server.

What's next for Project Epilepsy/Seizure

Implementation to smart watches and possible app development and optimizing the program overall.

Built With

• css
• gcp
• html
• matplotlib
• php
• python
• sql
• twilio