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0 ResultsMulti-domain engineering simulation supporting the design of a wearable dehydration monitoring device for outdoor construction workers in high-heat environments (Qatar). The device uses an ESP32-based sensor system combining microfluidic sweat rate sensing, ion-selective sodium detection, PPG, and accelerometer data to estimate real-time hydration status. Simulations evaluate fluid transport at the microchannel scale, thermal performance of the wearable enclosure, and structural/environmental durability, informing design decisions ahead of physical prototyping.
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0 Geometries 0 Meshes 0 Simulation setups 0 ResultsMulti-domain engineering simulation supporting the design of a wearable dehydration monitoring device for outdoor construction workers in high-heat environments (Qatar). The device uses an ESP32-based sensor system combining microfluidic sweat rate sensing, ion-selective sodium detection, PPG, and accelerometer data to estimate real-time hydration status. Simulations evaluate fluid transport at the microchannel scale, thermal performance of the wearable enclosure, and structural/environmental durability, informing design decisions ahead of physical prototyping.
