Design and development of auto oxygen concentrator with SOS alert for hiking people.

Trekking is a popular recreational activity. Hiking is popular among many people. Out-and-back, destination, and loop walks are the most prevalent types of walks. There is no such thing as an "eternal voyage." Trekking is more challenging than hiking, requiring the navigation of diverse and frequently harsh situations. Hiking is becoming a more popular pastime. Less oxygen is present at higher altitudes. Hikers' oxygen levels are constantly monitored to obtain oxygen immediately. A suffocating person does not receive oxygen during the early procedure. Oxygen concentrators can help people who have difficulty breathing. Many people who have breathing problems use an oxygen generator. After oxygen has been concentrated, it can be administered to patients via a pulse-dose or constant-stream system. Nitrogen is taken from the air using filters and sieve beds, and clean oxygen is added by changing the oxygen concentration and amount using the computer display. A mask or nasal cannula supplies oxygen directly into the airways. A concentrator's oxygen production rate is measured in liters per minute. Individuals can be tracked down using GPS. You can find out where people are by using GPS data. This can shorten the time it takes to save a patient and get them to a hospital. This position is comparable to the COVID-19 scenario, in which patients with Corona who have low oxygen levels are automatically given oxygen. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]