Integrated Health Assessment System
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.26821/IJSHRE.12.5.2024.120507Keywords:
Obesity, BMI. Display, webcamAbstract
In response to concerns about childhood obesity, we implemented a project to improve the nutritional environment of schools and to test the adequate and healthy foods provided with school meals to support student health. The app recognizes food content, and its nutritional value, recognizes the student's face, and captures the student's weight, height, and BMI, all in real time. It is the preventive nutrition approach that leads to the prevention and control of diseases by providing proper nutrition to India's future pillars. A screen display is placed on the stand which shows the menu for a particular day. Food can be monitored through a web camera and even at the stand it takes an image of each student providing a reported student count with required students and knowing how much food a student needs for that day.
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