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Author: search.filters.author.Montes de Oca Santamaria, Bryan DaniloSubject: search.filters.subject.LoRa

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    Sistema electrónico de entrenamiento y geolocalización de deportistas de la disciplina de atletismo del Club Especializado Formativo Quines utilizando dispositivos IoT
    (Universidad Técnica de Ambato. Facultad de Ingeniería en Sistemas, Electrónica e Industrial. Carrera de Ingeniería en Electrónica y Comunicaciones, 2022-09) Montes de Oca Santamaria, Bryan Danilo; Brito Moncayo, Geovanni Danilo
    In the present investigation, a training and geolocation system was developed for athletes in the Athletics discipline of Club Quines, to publicize the development of the athlete in real time during their training sessions, thanks to sensors such as: GPS and GPS. max30102, with these data obtained, the coach can perform new exercise routines and thus improve the athlete's performance. To obtain information from the athlete, a system was made with wireless communication devices, where the location of the athlete is known in real time, especially when the training is off the track, and in turn keep track of the heart rate and the consumption of oxygen, in such a way, the information obtained from the sensors is stored in a database, to later be displayed on a desktop interface for the trainer. The system was developed under LoRa technology for its long-distance data transmission and reception range, and thus communicate the Lora Node and the Lora Gateway with the database, being able to visualize it in the desktop application in order to track training in real time. The control of the device is carried out in three stages: the visualization stage or graphical interface programmed in Python, where the orders for training are generated; the data acquisition stage is responsible for capturing physical variables such as: heart rate and oxygenation, in addition to obtaining georeferenced location coordinates of the athlete; and finally, the hosting server in which all system data is recorded