A flexible photonic skin is provided, including a functional layer, an adhesive layer used for fixing the functional layer and made of hypoallergenic polyvinyl ethyl ether, and a packaging layer made of a polyurethane semi-transparent film and adhered to the adhesive layer, which are arranged successively from the top down, wherein the functional layer consists of two electrodes located on two sides and used for acquiring electrocardiographic signals of a human body, and a polymer-based photonic integrated chip located between the two electrodes and used for acquiring body temperature, pulse, blood pressure and blood glucose signals of the human body; and, the polymer-based photonic integrated chip processes and outputs the acquired electrocardiographic signals of the human body as well as the body temperature, pulse, blood pressure and blood glucose signals of the human body.

A bioelectrode includes an annular sheet that is annular in a plan view, an annular metal-made wiring formed on the annular sheet, a conductive sheet formed on the wiring, a connection wiring, and an adhesive layer formed so as to cover the conductive sheet. The bioelectrode can be attached, via the adhesive layer, onto the back surface of a garment. The annular sheet is configured by a material with insulation, waterproofness, and flexibility and has an opening at a central part thereof. The conductive sheet is formed on and in contact with the wiring, and is electrically connected to the wiring. Further, the conductive sheet is formed on the annular sheet so as to cover the wiring and close the opening.

A subcutaneous electrocardiography monitor configured for self-optimizing ECG data compression is provided. ECG waveform characteristics are rarely identical in patients with cardiac disease making this innovation crucial for the long-term data storage and analysis of complex cardiac rhythm disorders. The monitor includes a memory and a micro-controller operable to execute under a micro-programmable control and configured to: obtain a series of electrode voltage values; select one or more of a plurality of compression algorithms for compressing the electrode voltage series; apply one or more of the selected compression algorithms to the electrode voltage series; evaluate a degree of compression of the electrode voltage series achieved using the application of the selected algorithms; apply one or more of the compression algorithms to the compressed electrode voltage series upon the degree of compression not meeting a predefined threshold; and store the compressed electrode voltage series within the memory.

A subcutaneous electrocardiography monitor configured for self-optimizing ECG data compression is provided. ECG waveform characteristics are rarely identical in patients with cardiac disease making this innovation crucial for the long-term data storage and analysis of complex cardiac rhythm disorders. The monitor includes a memory and a micro-controller operable to execute under a micro-programmable control and configured to: obtain a series of electrode voltage values; select one or more of a plurality of compression algorithms for compressing the electrode voltage series; apply one or more of the selected compression algorithms to the electrode voltage series; evaluate a degree of compression of the electrode voltage series achieved using the application of the selected algorithms; apply one or more of the compression algorithms to the compressed electrode voltage series upon the degree of compression not meeting a predefined threshold; and store the compressed electrode voltage series within the memory.

An analysis system and method are provided for analyzing physical information and acquiring biological data of a user from a biological data acquisition sensor. The exemplary analysis system includes a circadian rhythm calculator that calculates an average circadian rhythm of the user; an autonomic nerve analyzer that performs autonomic nerve analysis based on a variation in the biological data; and a physical information analyzer that weights an autonomic nerve analysis result analyzed by the autonomic nerve analyzer with a weighting coefficient set based on a measurement time at which the biological data of the user is acquired and a cycle of the average circadian rhythm. The physical information analyzer also estimates a change in a circadian rhythm with respect to the average circadian rhythm based on the weighted autonomic nerve analysis result.

An electrophysiology map, for example a map of arrhythmic substrate, can be generated by acquiring both geometry information and electrophysiology information pertaining to an anatomical region, and associating the acquired geometry and electrophysiology information as a plurality of electrophysiology data points. A user can select two (or more) electrophysiological characteristics for display, and can further elect to apply various filters to the selected electrophysiological characteristics. The user can also define various relationships (e.g., Boolean ANDS, ORs, and the like) between the selected and/or filtered characteristics. The user-selected filtering criteria can be applied to the electrophysiology data points to output various subsets thereof. These subsets can then be graphically rendered using various combinations of colorscale, monochrome scale, and iconography, for example as a three-dimensional cardiac electrophysiology model.

An electrophysiology map, for example a map of arrhythmic substrate, can be generated by acquiring both geometry information and electrophysiology information pertaining to an anatomical region, and associating the acquired geometry and electrophysiology information as a plurality of electrophysiology data points. A user can select two (or more) electrophysiological characteristics for display, and can further elect to apply various filters to the selected electrophysiological characteristics. The user can also define various relationships (e.g., Boolean ANDS, ORs, and the like) between the selected and/or filtered characteristics. The user-selected filtering criteria can be applied to the electrophysiology data points to output various subsets thereof. These subsets can then be graphically rendered using various combinations of colorscale, monochrome scale, and iconography, for example as a three-dimensional cardiac electrophysiology model.

Electrode carrier for electrophysiological measurements, including a flexible substrate, a plurality of contact pads attached to a substrate surface, wherein each contact pad includes conductive means for accommodating an electrode for electrophysiological measurement, first connecting means attached to the substrate for communicatively connecting the contact pads to a signal processing device. The first connecting means includes a plurality of conductive tracks on the substrate surface for electrically connecting the plurality of contact pads, wherein each conductive track corresponds to at least one contact pad. The substrate has at least two inextendible sections for accommodating the contact pads, wherein the sections interconnected by an extendible section. Each extendible section comprises at least one warpable member of flexible material. At least one of the warpable members accommodates at least one of the conductive tracks. The at least one warpable member includes a V-shaped portion of the substrate, and the extendible section includes four warpable members are arranged in an X-shaped fashion.

[Problem] Provided is an electronic functional member of superior wear resistance. [Solution] The present invention comprises a fiber network constituted by a water-soluble resin and a poorly water-soluble resin, and an electroconductive member formed on the fiber network. The water-soluble resin and poorly water-soluble resin are, for example, polyvinyl alcohol derivatives. In accordance with an embodiment of the electronic functional member according to the present invention, the fiber network is formed by layering a first fiber network constituted by fibers containing a water-soluble first resin and a second fiber network constituted by fibers containing a poorly water-soluble second resin. Alternatively, the fiber network may be constituted by fibers containing the water-soluble first resin and fibers containing the poorly water-soluble second resin. Alternatively, the fiber network may be constituted by fibers containing the water-soluble first resin and the poorly water-soluble second resin.

A vital signs monitor includes a subject wearable first cleat having a first sensor opening and a pair of laterally spaced apart first electrodes. The monitor also includes a subject wearable second cleat having a pair of laterally spaced apart second electrodes. An equipment housing is removably attached to or attachable to the first and second cleats. The housing has a first sensor pocket which registers with the first sensor opening. The monitor also includes a first sensor aligned with the first sensor opening and the first sensor pocket.