Ear thermometer for heat illness prevention
2018-1123-09
- researcher's name
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about researcher NAGASHIMA, Kei Professor
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Faculty of Human Sciences
- research field
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Environmental physiology (including physical medicine and nutritional physiology)
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background
● Health risks associated with hot climate during labor and sports are increasing.
● However, there are no effective bio-sensing devices to predict or judge such personal risk.
● We need to develop an accurate and simple device evaluating deep body temperature for this purpose.
● However, there are no effective bio-sensing devices to predict or judge such personal risk.
● We need to develop an accurate and simple device evaluating deep body temperature for this purpose.
summary
● Health risks associated with hot climate during labor and sports are increasing.
● However, there are no effective bio-sensing devices to predict or judge such personal risk.
● We need to develop an accurate and simple device evaluating deep body temperature for this purpose.
● However, there are no effective bio-sensing devices to predict or judge such personal risk.
● We need to develop an accurate and simple device evaluating deep body temperature for this purpose.
predominance
● We have developed devices monitoring deep body temperature on fields.
● The device provides accurate data with less influence of sweating, consciousness level, and physical activity, etc.
● Collecting continuous personal data with BLE and/or Wifi device.
● The device provides accurate data with less influence of sweating, consciousness level, and physical activity, etc.
● Collecting continuous personal data with BLE and/or Wifi device.
application/development
● The ear-piece sensor detects tympanic temperature, reflecting well deep body temperature (rectal temperature).
● The device provides accuracy and repeatability, verified by physiological experiments.
● In the future, we will develop a system analyzing personal log and mass data.
● The device provides accuracy and repeatability, verified by physiological experiments.
● In the future, we will develop a system analyzing personal log and mass data.
same researcher's seeds
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Development of a device and algorithm for prevention of exertional heat stroke
posted:
2018/11/30