Several chronic disease affects nearly 1. 7 billion people worldwide and over 750 million survivors are at-risk for developing diseases at some point in their life. Early detection of symptoms and management of these symptoms can significantly reduce the potential for symptoms and complications and a mechanism for handling it ; hothe studyver, many patients do not knowabout these symptoms and fail to seek medical assistance at the first sign of the disease which is most crucial stage . In this reaserch paper, the study will present a method for measuring bone density and for detecting early symptoms associated with several disease . The propose system relies on IR imaging sensors, such as in the Microsoft Kinect in xbox 360 . This technique will allow for the future development of tools for self-management and specialist monitoring using machine leraning , and when compared to other commercially available devicesin the market , our system is least complicated ,less expensive, or more reliable/accurate, fast forecaster and much more user friendly for the user .

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Kinect Sensor Symptoms machine Leraning Patients Management Of Symptoms.