A current cancellation circuit, a heart rate detection device and a wearable device. The current cancellation circuit includes: a current-voltage conversion circuit and a SAR ADC, where the SAR ADC includes a DAC, an SAR logic circuit and a comparator; the current-voltage conversion circuit is configured to receive an analog current output by the DAC and an interference current output by a photoelectric sensor, calculate a difference between the analog current and the interference current, and output an analog voltage; the comparator is configured to receive the analog voltage output by the current-voltage conversion circuit, and output a comparison result according to the analog voltage; and the DAC is configured to output the analog current according to a digital signal corresponding to the comparison result that is output by the SAR logic circuit, and the analog current is used to cancel the interference current output by the photoelectric sensor.

An oxygen saturation monitor (10) includes a clamp (12) having opposing first (14) and second (16) clamp portions. An array of light sources (18) is disposed on the first clamp portion. Each light source is switchable between (i) off, (ii) emitting light of a first wavelength or spectral range, (iii) emitting light of a second wavelength or spectral range different from the first wavelength or spectral range; and (iv) emitting light at both the first and second wavelengths or spectral ranges. An array of light detectors (20) is disposed on the second clamp portion facing the array of light sources. Each light detector of the array of light detectors is aligned to detect emitted light from a corresponding light source of the array of light sources.

The present invention provides a health monitoring system for alerting health condition of a user, said system comprised of: At least on Replaceable elastic or semi elastic temple tip, design to be connected to a one end or part of a frame of existing eye glasses, said temple tip including at least one optic sensor, acceleration sensor or ballistocardiograph (BCG) sensor, CPU, memory, energy source and a communication module; Monitoring application implemented on at least one computerized module, for aggregating raw measurement data, analyzing raw data using health oriented AI model for prediction of health conditions and providing alerts to the user and/or entity based on said prediction.

A fluid dynamic valve passively allows fluid flow out of a moving stream in one flow direction and not in the reverse. This allows the collection of fluid from a single direction of an AC fluid flow. The siphoned portion of the flow has a flow rate proportional to the mainstream flow. This device can collect exhaled breath or selective entrenchment during inhale. In one orientation, it can meter aerosolized particles into an inhale breath stream for pulmonary delivery, without complicated breath timing or drug loss due to drug adsorption to the back of the throat. Alternatively, a user can breathe through the device and a proportional amount, relative to the volumetric flow rate, of each exhale can flow into an auxiliary chamber for analysis. In addition, the device has a low respiratory burden and is comfortable to use.

A monitoring device configured to be attached to a subject includes a photoplethysmography (PPG) sensor configured to measure physiological information from the subject, and at least one processor configured to process signals from the PPG sensor to determine heart rate and RR-interval (RRi) for the subject, and to determine a heart rate pattern for the subject over a period of time. The at least one processor is configured to change a sampling frequency of the PPG sensor for determining RRi in response to the determined heart rate pattern. The at least one processor is configured to reduce the sampling frequency of the PPG sensor in response to determining a pattern of heart rate below a threshold.

A signal quality index evaluation circuit, comprises: a surrounding sensor; a zero-phase filter; and an evaluation circuit. The surrounding sensor senses its surrounding to generate a reference correction signal. The zero-phase filter is configured to generate a clean biological signal according to a biological signal and the reference correction signal, wherein the clean biological signal includes a plurality of period signals, and each one of the period signals has a biological value. The evaluation circuit is configured to calculate norm range according to the clean biological signal and one or more of the biological values of the period signals, and determine a difference between each one of the biological values corresponding to each one of the period signals and the norm range, the evaluation circuit is further configured to calculate and output a signal quality index according to the differences.

A headset includes a housing defining an audio cavity, a speaker located within the audio cavity, and first and second sensor modules within the housing in spaced-apart, angled relationship to each other. The housing includes an aperture through which sound from the speaker can pass, and the first and second sensor modules are on opposing sides of a direction from the speaker to the aperture. The first sensor module is configured to direct electromagnetic radiation at a first target region of an ear of a person wearing the headset and to detect a first energy response signal therefrom that is associated with one or more physiological metrics of the subject, and the second sensor module is configured to direct electromagnetic radiation at a second target region of the ear and to detect a second energy response signal therefrom that is associated with the one or more physiological metrics.

A method and system for monitoring impairment indicators. The method comprises, during a first time window, measuring a first movement signal related to movement of a person with a movement sensor associated with the person, and measuring a first environmental signal with an environmental sensor. The method further comprises electronically storing at least one numerical descriptor derived from the first movement signal and the first environmental signal as reference data for the person. The method further includes, during a second time window, measuring a second movement signal related to movement of the person with the movement sensor and measuring a second environmental signal with the environmental sensor; and comparing at least one numerical descriptor derived from the second movement signal and the second environmental signal to the reference data to identify an impairment indicator.

An ambient light signal adjustment method, a chip and electronic equipment. The method includes: receiving a first ambient light signal which is an ambient light signal acquired by a photo plethysmor graph (PPG) sensor; then determining, according to an intensity of the first ambient light signal automatically, whether to turn on an ambient light cancellation circuit which is configured to adjust the first ambient light signal according to the intensity of the first ambient light signal; and if it is determined to turn on the ambient light cancellation circuit, then adjusting a cancellation signal intensity of the ambient light cancellation circuit automatically to enable an intensity of the adjusted first ambient light signal to be within a preset range. Adjustment of the ambient light signal acquired by the PPG sensor is realized, thereby ensuring accuracy of a wearable device to detect a physiological characteristic of a user.

A wireless system comprising a first wireless device and a second wireless device. The first wireless device is configured to operate with less than 15 milliamperes of current. The second wireless device has an internal power source and is configured to transmit one or more radio frequency signals to the first wireless device. The first wireless device is configured to receive the one or more radio frequency signals from the second wireless device. The first wireless device is configured to harvest energy from the one or more radio frequency signals. The first wireless device is enabled for operation after a predetermined amount of energy is harvested from the one or more radio frequency signals. A communication handshake occurs between the first and second wireless devices to indicate that the first wireless device is in communication with the second wireless device. The first wireless device is configured to perform at least one task from harvested energy.