Patent classifications
A61B5/1102
Sleep monitoring system with optional alarm functionality
- Juan Ignacio Correa Ramírez ,
- Conor Joseph Heneghan ,
- Lindsey Michelle Sunden ,
- Lin Yang ,
- Lukas BIELSKIS ,
- Thomas Samuel Elliot ,
- Benjamin B. Perkins ,
- Priya Vijay Sheth ,
- Jose Roberto Melgoza ,
- Nicholas Adrian Myers ,
- Chris H. Sarantos ,
- Andrew Larsen Axley ,
- Jaydip Das ,
- Samuel Barry Tellman ,
- Man-Chi Liu ,
- Jeffrey Andrew Fisher
Sleep tracking systems and techniques for monitoring two or more co-sleepers in a single bed are disclosed. Such systems and techniques may incorporate sleeper identification, as well as various non-user-specific aspects. Some implementations may incorporate user-specific or user-tailored alarm functionality.
Pulmonary artery pressure change monitor
The present disclosure describes systems, methods, and devices to infer changes in pulmonary artery pressure in a subject using Doppler radar. A portable, non-invasive device for non-invasively measuring right ventricular cardiac motion that can be used in a subject's home can infer pulmonary artery pressure changes to increase patient compliance and mitigate the likelihood of heart decompensation. A mobile pulmonary artery pressure monitor can be especially useful to patients with congestive heart failure who are elderly, incapacitated, or do not have easy access to a clinic, doctor's office, or hospital.
Method of operating a radar sensor system for vital sign detection with elimination of signals excited by interfering movements
A method of operating a radar sensor system that is configured to determine range and velocity information from radar waves reflected by a scene in an interior of a vehicle for vital sign detection. The method includes steps to decompose reflected and received signals into range and velocity information, to measure the movement over time in specified range gates and to evaluate the similarities between them. Based on the characteristics of similar behaving range bins, it can be decided whether any detected movement is related to an internal or external disturbance or by vital signs.
DETECTION OF CONCUSSION USING CRANIAL ACCELEROMETRY
A system and method for detecting brain concussion includes detecting and measuring of acceleration at one or more points on a subject's head. Sensors, which can be accelerometers placed against the head, detect and measure natural motions of the patient's head due to blood flow in the brain and resultant movement of tissue in the brain. The acceleration data are then analyzed, including as to frequency of motions of the skull at the subject location in a frequency range of about 1 to 20 Hz. An observation is then made, as compared with data corresponding to non-concussion, of a change in frequency response pattern exhibited when accelerations are plotted as a function of time or frequency, to identify probable concussion if the frequency response pattern indicates concussion. Preferably the observation and comparison are made by a computer using an algorithm.
VIDEO DISPLAY DEVICE SYSTEM, HEARTBEAT SPECIFYING METHOD, HEARTBEAT SPECIFYING PROGRAM
A video display system capable of detecting heartbeat of a user by being mounted on the head of a user when used is provided. The video display system comprises a video display device that is mounted on the head of a user when used and a heartbeat detection device that detects the heartbeat of the user is provided, wherein video display device includes an acceleration sensor that sequentially outputs measured acceleration information and a first transmission unit that sequentially transmits the acceleration information to the heartbeat detection device, and the heartbeat detection device includes a first reception unit that receives the acceleration information transmitted from the video display device and a heartbeat detection unit that detects the heartbeat of the user from a waveform indicating a change in acceleration based on the received acceleration information.
Vehicle seat with integrated sensors
An occupant support system includes a vehicle seat and an electronics system for the vehicle seat. The electronics system includes a sensor system configured to obtain sensor data and a computer coupled to the sensor system to process the sensor data and perform a predetermined action using the sensor data.
NON-INVASIVE CARDIAC HEALTH ASSESSMENT SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR TRAINING A MODEL TO ESTIMATE INTRACARDIAC PRESSURE DATA
The present disclosure relates to cardiac health assessment system for use with a handheld electronic device for assessing cardiac health of a user and a method for assessing cardiac health of a user. The disclosure further relates to systems and methods for training a machine learning model to estimate intracardiac pressure data.
System and method for determining a probability for a person to have arrhythmia
Disclosed are a system and a method for determining a probability for a person to have arrhythmia. The system comprises means for measuring heartbeat interval of the person for a period of time; an accelerometer; means for measuring an electrocardiogram of the person; a user interface for providing information and alerts, and a processor. The processor is configured to detect a period of rest of the person, based on measurement data from the accelerometer; analyze the measured heartbeat interval to determine a probability of having arrhythmia for the person; generate an alert to the user interface, if the probability exceeds a predetermined threshold value, to alert the person to measure the electrocardiogram with the means for measuring an electrocardiogram; analyze the measured electrocardiogram to determine if the probable arrhythmia is confirmed; and indicate the confirmed arrhythmia to the person via the user interface.
Assessing cardiovascular function using an optical sensor
This document describes assessing cardiovascular function using an optical sensor, such as through sensing relevant hemodynamics understood by pulse transit times, blood pressures, pulse-wave velocities, and, in more breadth, ballistocardiograms and pressure-volume loops. The techniques disclosed in this document use various optical sensors to sense hemodynamics, such as skin color and skin and other organ displacement. These optical sensors require little if any risk to the patient and are simple and easy for the patient to use.
Systems and methods for detecting physical changes without physical contact
Systems and methods are provided for detecting and analyzing changes in a body. A system includes an electric field generator, an external sensor device, a quadrature demodulator, and a controller. The electric field generator is configured to generate an electric field that associates with a body. The external sensor device sends information to the electric field generator and is configured to detect a physical change in the body in the electric field, where the physical change causes a frequency change of the electric field. The quadrature demodulator receives the electric field from the electric field generator and is configured to detect the frequency change of the electric field and to produce a detected response. The controller, coupled to the electric field generator, is configured to output a frequency control signal to the electric field generator and to modify the frequency of the electric field by adjusting the frequency control signal.