Abstract:
An object of the present invention is to provide an electrocardiogram measurement apparatus capable of significantly reducing the number of electrodes and measuring even a faint signal. The present invention provides an electrocardiogram measurement apparatus including a first electrode and a second electrode to be brought into contact with a body surface near an artery, an electrocardiogram measurement means for measuring a signal obtained from the first electrode and the second electrode, an artery position measurement means for identifying a position at which a measured value of a measured signal is largest as a position of an artery; and a notification means for notifying a user of information indicating the position of an artery.
Abstract:
A living body determination device includes: a light irradiation device that irradiates a measuring object with a first light including a plurality of spectrums; a spectroscopic device that disperses a light at intensity depending on a wavelength and outputs the light; an image acquisition device that receives the light output by the spectroscopic device and outputs image information representing brightness depending on the intensity of the light; and a control unit. The control unit, for each spectrum of the first light, acquires image information with respect to the measuring object from the image acquisition device, based on the image information, selects one or more areas, for each of the areas, acquires spectroscopic information, and based on whether the spectroscopic information satisfies a predetermined condition, determines whether the measuring object is a living body.
Abstract:
A biometric authentication apparatus 10 according to the present invention can be installed in facilities such as airports in order to improve the reliability of biometric authentication to ensure a high level of security. The biometric authentication apparatus 10 includes a illumination unit 11 which irradiates a human finger with light; an image acquisition unit 13 which acquires a plurality of images indicating changes in luminance by receiving light scattered at the human finger that is a part of the light with which the human finger is irradiated by the illumination unit 11 and converting the received light to luminance information according to the intensity of the light; an image-to-biometric-information conversion unit 14 which converts the plurality of images acquired by the image acquisition unit 13 to biometric information indicating a pulse wave in the human finger; and a biometric authentication unit 16 which performs biometric authentication when a pulse wave signal which is the biometric information resulting from the conversion by the image-to-biometric-information conversion unit 14 is greater than a predetermined threshold.
Abstract:
Disclosed are a blood pressure estimation device, etc., that is capable of highly accurate estimation of blood pressure. The blood pressure estimation device (101) has a blood pressure estimation unit (102) that: finds a specific blood pressure related to pulse wave information (2002), by browsing blood pressure information (2001) associating the pulse wave information and blood pressure related to pulse wave signals caused by blood pressure during a specific period and measured, the pulse wave information associating blood pressure during the specific period and the pulse wave signals; and estimates the blood pressure relating to the pulse wave information (2002) on the basis of the found specific blood pressure.
Abstract:
Disclosed are a blood pressure estimation device and the like which make it possible to estimate blood pressure with a high degree of accuracy. A blood pressure estimation device (101) has: a pulse wave calculation unit (102) for, on the basis of a pressure signal in a specific period and a pulse wave signal (2001) measured on the basis of the pressure of the pressure signal in the specific period, calculating a plurality of times at which a pulse signal satisfies prescribed conditions, a period representing the difference between the times, and a pressure value of the pressure signal during the period, and also calculating pulse wave information associating the period and the pressure value; and a blood pressure estimation unit (103) for estimating the blood pressure of the pulse wave signal (2001) on the basis of the pulse wave information.
Abstract:
Provided are a blood pressure estimation device, and the like, the device being capable of accurately estimating blood pressure. The blood pressure estimation device includes a blood pressure estimation unit which estimates a blood pressure on the basis of a pressure in a specific time period and differences between a plurality of pulse wave signals measured in the specific time period due to the pressure.
Abstract:
An acquisition unit acquires image data indicating at least a chest and an abdomen of a test subject. A detection unit detects the displacement of each of the chest and abdomen of the test subject by using the image data. A display control unit performs control so that the movement image of each of the chest and abdomen is displayed based on the detected displacement of the chest and abdomen. When the movement of the chest and the movement of the abdomen are synchronized with each other, the display control unit performs control so that the display form of the chest movement image and the display form of the abdomen movement image are the same as each other.
Abstract:
A text data generation device 100 includes an acquisition unit 121 that acquires object person information representing time-series physical condition of an object person, an estimation unit 122 that estimates time-series states of the object person on the basis of the object person information, and a generation unit 123 that generates text data representing the state of the object person in a given time period, on the basis of the estimated time-series states of the object person.
Abstract:
A text data generation device 100 includes an acquisition unit 121 that acquires object person information representing time-series physical condition of an object person, an estimation unit 122 that estimates time-series states of the object person on the basis of the object person information, and a generation unit 123 that generates text data representing the state of the object person in a given time period, on the basis of the estimated time-series states of the object person.
Abstract:
A determination apparatus (500) includes an estimation unit (512) configured to estimate a cause for an error based on data used when an agitation state is determined, and a notification unit (522) configured to issue a notification according to a result of the estimation by the estimation unit (521).