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The problem Heart attack is one of the causes of death at this time. A person may not realize that he suddenly experiences an improper heartbeat so that a sudden heart attack can result in sudden death. Usually a traditional heart rate calculation has been done using hardware such as oximeters or electrocardiogram devices. Although this device has a reliable method for normal users, the use of this device takes a long time to carry out the inspection process. In this paper, we propose a method that can detect heartbeats that are detect directly and can be shared to several telephone numbers of family users, hospitals, paramedics, or private doctors. We developed an internet of thing method that integrates a pulse sensor, microcontrollers and Wi-Fi series data communication device modules ESP8266. The detection of pulse sensors attached of the patient’s body (users) and the microcontroller will be sent in a real time by the ESP8266 circuit module to the several smartphone numbers that have been set it before. The result and benefit of this method is that the patient (user) can be helped immediately if there is a heart rate abnormality, because of the heart rate detection results will spread to the several other people so that the patient (user) can be helped immediately before the condition becomes more fatal.

The Heart Attack Detection by ESP8266 Data Communication at a Real Time to Avoid Sudden Death