Health Companion is a cloud-enabled, web-ready, application; paired with a node-mcu for accessibility to provide a seamless integration between hardware and software
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- ✨Magic ✨
- Tablet reminder with LED and buzzer integration
- Doctor appointment scheduling through a single click
- Personal drive to store medical records securely on the cloud
- ML based workout recommendation system
- RFID based smart calorie tracking and nutritional management
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Health Companion uses a number of external dependencies to work:
- [Firebase Real-time Database] - Free to use cloud database
- [Auth0] - Provides a secure login functionality
- [Arduino] - To log meals and get reminders for tablets
- [Google Charts] - Draw beautiful, dynamic timeline charts to visualise food consumption and appointments
- [Bootstrap] - Great UI boilerplate for modern web apps
- [Log Meal] - API to get approx. nutritional value of food
- [Twilio] - Notifies users and doctors about their upcoming appointments
And of course Health Companion itself is open source with a [public repository][dill] on GitHub.
Clone the repo with:
git clone https://github.com/aswarthm/foodCompanion.git
cd foodCompanion
node start./src contains the website
./tablet_esp contains tablet reminder logic
./esp_firebase contains logic for RFID based meal tracking
Want to contribute? Great!
Fork the repo and PR your changes
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