Pervasive intelligent multi-node health monitoring system for monitoring basketball players health and energy using IoT and 6G technology

Abstract

Effective health monitoring of players in team sports like basketball allows for understanding external requirements and internal response concerning exercise and competition phases. The explosive growth of wireless devices stimulates the advancement of the internet-of-things (IoT) and 6G technologies, capable of connecting enormous and various “things” through wireless communications. Players face health issues while playing basketball are severe lower body lesions like ankle sprains, shortness of breath, teeth, head, fingers, and hand. To overcome these issues, in this paper, the Pervasive Intelligent Multi-node Health Monitoring System (PIMN-HMS) has been proposed for basketball player’s continuous health tracking based on IoT and 6G communication. With the aid of wearable monitoring sensors to gathers health information and monitor exercise records. The system consists of several sensor nodes, a network coordinator, which monitors physical movements and heart rate, and a personal server on a personal digital assistant using 6G networks. The numerical results have been performed, and the suggested PIMN-HMS model enhances the accuracy ratio of 96.7%, prediction ratio of 97.3%, low latency ratio of 11.2%, delay rate of 22.3%, and efficiency ratio of 98.7% compared to other existing models.