Development and verification of application for preventive monitoring of vital functions in the fitness/well-being domain

This diploma thesis deals with the development and verification of mobile and web application for remote health monitoring in the fitness/wellness domain using wearables with the ECG measurement function, the thesis emphasizes on the possibility of recording a multi-lead ECG using a single-lead device. The partial goals of the work include the examination of already existing solutions in the field, development and verification of functional prototypes of mobile and web applications, defining the target group of users and devices, verification of developed prototypes, obtaining feedback from users and designing further extensions. In the introduction there are an explanation of the concept of wearables and summarized studies that deal with the usage of wearable ECG and demonstrate its accuracy and quality. Further, existing hardware and software solutions in the field of remote health monitoring are presented. Subsequently, the work guides the reader through the analysis, design and implementation of functional prototypes of mobile and web applications, created from the results of analysis of existing solutions and studies. In the last part, the prototypes are verified with users and the results are evaluated. Finally, based on the results of verification and knowledge gained by the author during the elaboration of the diploma thesis, possible extensions of applications are proposed.