Internet of Things-Based Wireless Sensor Network for Soldier Safety

Abstract

Soldiers are a vital cog in the safety machine of any nation. Many service members are lost or injured during war and rescue operations. Because they will ultimately save us, the health and fitness of our armed forces personnel are of paramount importance. Who defends us from foreign invasion, terrorist attacks, and other threats to our safety and the security of our nation and its citizens, including many potentially dangerous sports? With this mission, we can keep tabs on our troops' whereabouts and health in real-time, which is especially helpful when they get separated or hurt in combat. It aids in reducing the army control unit's time spent searching for and rescuing people. Using an Internet of Things (IoT) module and wireless body area sensor networks (WBASNs), such as a temperature sensor, heart rate sensor, etc., this gadget connects to a military base station to monitor a soldier's location and reveal his or her health. Using a ZigBee module, sensor data can be transmitted wirelessly. Moreover, a service member can get help from the managed area and communicate with other service members in the area who have Wi-Fi transmission and reception capabilities.