BioCareAI 🌐👩⚕️ is a medical web tool that integrates biomedical data from ESP32 using Firebase's RealTimeDataBase. 📊💻 BioCareAI also features a custom chatbot, which uses OpenAI's GPT-3.5 with a medical focus, allowing users to interact in a unique way. 🤖👨⚕️
In ESP_main.cpp you will find the complete code for the ESP32 or by clicking on ESP32_main.cpp
This section of the code is responsible for interfacing with the MAX30105 sensor to measure heart rate (BPM) and blood oxygen levels (SpO2).
The initSensor function initializes the MAX30105 sensor with the required settings.
The updateSpo2andBPM function reads data from the sensor and updates the SpO2 and BPM values.
In this section, the code handles communication with Firebase for data storage and retrieval.
The initWiFi function connects the device to a WiFi network, and initFirebase establishes a connection to the Firebase Realtime Database.
The loop function continuously updates sensor data and sends it to the Firebase database at regular intervals.
In the project directory, you can run:
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