BAYMAX- University-Sponsored E-Health Machine
A full-scale E-Health kiosk inspired by Baymax from *Big Hero 6*, designed to perform comprehensive body tests including BP, ECG, BMI, heart rate, and pulse oximetry, while tracking user health over time.
Project Overview
BAYMAX is a university-sponsored full-size E-Health kiosk, inspired by the lovable healthcare companion from *Big Hero 6*. The project envisioned bringing a real-life version of Baymax to life—one that could provide accessible, pay-per-use health testing across clinics and wellness centers. It measures blood pressure, ECG, BMI, heart rate, and pulse oximetry, recording data trends for multiple users. This project was a milestone in building intelligent hardware-software systems focused on preventive care, user-centered design, and scalable diagnostics.
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Key Contributions & Details
- Designed and built a multi-parameter E-Health machine from scratch.
- Integrated biomedical sensors into a unified system using a microcontroller-microprocessor master-slave architecture
- Calibrated and validated sensor readings for reliability and clinical relevance.
- Developed embedded software for real-time data acquisition and UI tailored for non-medical users.
- Spearheaded the full hardware-software development cycle under a university research grant.
- Lead development in Arduino along with Android based app deployed on Odroid SBC