1. Infant Monitoring Device (IMD) Group 4 Power PC Medical Team

2. Objectives Create monitor that will allow the parents to record an infant’s vital signs. Pulse Temperature Blood Pressure Respiratory Design and build a system that allows this information to be stored and transferred for medical review.

3. Project Background A medical monitoring system can help reduce concern over an ill child by assuring the parents that the child is in a stable condition. The IMD is a device that a hospital will lease to concerned parents, especially those of children with special medical needs, such as premature babies.

4. Project Overview

5. IMD System Design

6. Requirements Hardware (35%) PowerPC Xilinix FPGA Ethernet Cable Network Interface Touch Screen Controller LCD Display Sofware (65%) LINUX OS SQL based DB PowerPC RISC Watch Tornado Development Environment Microsoft Visual C++ Development Suite

7. Deliverables HardwareSoftwareTechnical IMD DeviceIMD OSDB Server Medical Sensors IMD GUIHospital PC System DisplayIMD Networking User Manual IMD DAQ/Analysis

8. Approximate Cost of Prototype

9. Team Hierarchy Leader Recorder Time keeper Gate keeper Antagonist Jack Followay, Jr. Kerey Tassin Thomas Supercinski David Schmidt Bret Hodge

10. Responsibility Distribution Jack Followay, Jr.: IMD GUI/OS, IMD Application, and source control Bret Hodge: IMD Hardware interfaces David Schmidt: IMD Interconnectivity (Networking), IMD Application, and MD Application (Windows) Thomas Supercinski: IMD Sensors and Data Acquisition (software integration) Kerey Tassin: IMD Hardware sensors

11. Testing Requirements The senior design lab will serve as the testing environment required for the final demonstration. No special considerations will need to be made for the final demonstration.

12. Schedule