Abstract:
The present invention relates generally to the field of vital signs monitors, and particularly to a device and system for monitoring of the vital signs of a plurality of patients simultaneously yet independently. The health monitoring system includes a medical signal processor which communicates with a wireless or Bluetooth distributed sensor system. The health monitoring system includes the patient data collection system coupled to a communications network for transmission of patient health data from a patient data 10 collection system to a provider analysis system.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to wearable devices. A wrist-worn sensor for measuring wrist tendon forces corresponding to specific finger motions is provided, the sensor comprising: one or more piezoelectric sensors, wherein the one or more piezoelectric sensors emit electric currents generated upon pressure from wrist tendons on the one or more piezoelectric sensors; and a processing module configured for converting the electric currents generated upon pressure from wrist tendons into signals and for processing the signals for identification of one or more specific finger motions. A method for detecting specific finger movements based on wrist-tendon forces is also provided.
Abstract:
In one example, a display unit comprises a display panel that is configured to display digital images. The display unit further comprises an at least partially transparent protective layer that is arranged above the display panel. The display unit further comprises a controller that is communicatively attached onto an upper surface of the display panel. A biometric sensor pattern is integrated in the controller, and the controller is configured to control the biometric sensor pattern.
Abstract:
Systems, devices and methods for the treatment of bladder conditions using bladder visualization without the need for optical elements and for subsequent direct electrical pacing are provided. The systems, devices and methods generally apply pacing stimulus directly to the bladder wall, from one or more of the inner and outer bladder surfaces.
Abstract:
The present disclosure describes an apparatus for determining at least one physiological parameter. In one aspect, the apparatus comprises a carrier and one or more semiconductor components comprising at least one sensor for sensing a physiological parameter. A first antenna may be attached to in at least one of the one or more semiconductor components.
Abstract:
A portable bio information measuring device is provided. The portable bio information measuring device includes a circuit board placed in the portable bio information measuring device, a housing accommodating the circuit board, an electrode to measure bio information, and a connecting member electrically connecting the circuit board with the electrode. The electrode is configured as at least one of a transparent electrode, a conductive decoration, and a conductive printed electrode.
Abstract:
A modular, high density electrical system is disclosed which makes use of an interface component, which is well suited to being placed in contact with an anatomy of either a human or an animal, and which may be releasably coupled to an electronics module subsystem. The interface component has a plurality of electrically conductive interconnect pads that may be releasably secured by a member to a plurality of electrically conductive pads of the electronics module subsystem. The electronics module subsystem may have a substrate which supports both an electronics circuit and the interconnect pads.
Abstract:
Various sensors and methods of assembling sensors are described. In some embodiments, the sensor assembly includes a first end, a body portion, and a second end. The first end can include a neck portion and a connector portion and the second end can include a flap, a first component, a neck portion, and a second component. A method is also described for sensor folding. The method can include using a circuit with an attached emitter and a detector that is separated by a portion of the circuit. The method can also include folding the portion of the circuit such that a first fold is created through the emitter and folding the portion of the circuit such that a second fold is created such that the first fold and second fold form an angle.
Abstract:
Various sensors and methods of assembling sensors are described. In some embodiments, the sensor assembly includes a first end, a body portion, and a second end. The first end can include a neck portion and a connector portion and the second end can include a flap, a first component, a neck portion, and a second component. A method is also described for sensor folding. The method can include using a circuit with an attached emitter and a detector that is separated by a portion of the circuit. The method can also include folding the portion of the circuit such that a first fold is created through the emitter and folding the portion of the circuit such that a second fold is created such that the first fold and second fold form an angle.
Abstract:
An interventional device, such as a trackable dilator having a deflectable sheath, is provided. The tractable dilator includes a deflectable sheath shaft having a first extruded portion and a second extruded portion. The first extruded portion has a larger cross-sectional area than a cross-section area of the second extruded portion. The first and second extruded portions are formed in a co-axial relationship. The first and second extruded portions form a plurality of isolated lumens for housing components of the interventional device.