AU2020103677A4 - Smart Infant Monitor - Google Patents

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AU2020103677A4
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Abstract

The Smart Infant Monitor is a device worn by infants which provides information on an infant's location and vital signs to a parent/care giver via their mobile smart phone. The device houses a range of battery powdered sensors in a water-proof case that measure location, blood oxygen level, pulse, temperature, sleep or waking state, movements & sounds. Using Wi-Fi hardware within the device, the Smart Infant Monitor will transmit/sync the collected data to the Smart Infant Monitoring app which can be downloaded to various smart phone operating systems. The Smart Infant Monitoring app will allow viewing of the live data so the infant can be actively monitored either at home, outside or when traveling. The app will also passively monitor the infant and provide notifications to user on changes in selected data parameters. An example will be when the infant changes from sleep to waking state. The app will also trigger alerts/alarms if import data parameters move outside of specified ranges.

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COMPLETE SPECIFICATION INNOVATION PATENT
Smart Infant Monitor
The following statement is a full description of this invention, including the best method of performing it known to me:
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Smart Infant Monitor Device Description
The Smart Infant Monitor is a wearable device that is attached to an infant and allows remote monitoring of the infant via smart phones. The device is a water proof housing of multiple sensors with strapping that allow attachment to an infant's foot of various sizes.
The Smart Infant Monitor sensors are a range of currently available mobile hardware in a water proof casing allowing for measuring; pulse, blood oxygen level, temperature, movement, sleep, sound and location. It has its own rechargeable battery for power which can be charged using USB power cables.
The sensors in the Smart Infant Monitor transmit/Sync data to user's smart phone. The data can be viewed and interacted with via a Smart Infant Monitoring app. The app runs on the major operating systems such as IOS, Android, Windows and others. The app is able to be downloaded from areas such as the Play Store and Apple App Store. Smart phones can sync/register to an individual Smart Infant Monitor unit via a specific registration code unique to each Smart Infant Monitor unit.
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Capabilities
• Location monitoring - Monitors location of the device(infant) and shows the following; o Proximity of device(infant) to the registered smartphone. Alerts registered smartphone when device(infant) location is outside of set ranges for extended amounts of time. o Show the position of the device/infant via app map in real time.
• Blood oxygen status - Measures infant blood oxygen levels. o Sends alerts to registered smartphone when status is outside normal parameters. o Blood oxygen level, historical and real time data can be viewed via app interface
• Heart Rate - Measures Infant pulse rate. o Sends alerts to registered smartphone when status is outside of designated parameters. o Pulse rate data both historical and real time can be viewed via app interface
• Temperature - Measures Infant temperature. o Sends alerts to registered smartphone when status is outside of designated parameters. o Temperature can be viewed in real time and historical trends via app.
• Sleep - Monitors infants sleeping status. o Status is displayed on smartphone interface as either sleeping or awake. o Alerts can be set for when sleep or wake status changes. o Sleeping history can be viewed via app interface.
• Movement - Measures infant movement. o Sends alerts to registered smartphone if movement suggests infant moves from sleep to wake status. o Movement history can be viewed via smartphone app interface.
• Sound - Measures infant sound. o Sounds recorded by device are transmitted and broadcast by smartphone speakers. Function can be turned on or off. o Sends alert to smartphone if sufficient level of noise is recorded indicating the infant has moved out of sleep status or is in distress while awake.
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Component & Function
Blood Oxygen Levels & Heart Beat
An integrated pulse oximetry and heart-rate monitor sensor (Picture 1) will be used to measure both heart beat and blood oxygen levels. These sensors combine two LEDs, a photodetector, optimized optics, and low-noise analogue signal processing to detect pulse oximetry and heart-rate signals. They can also measure pulse oximetry which is a non-invasive measurement of the oxygen saturation (SpO2). Pulse oximetry will be used for rapid assessment of the infant's respiratory function to determine onset of hypoxemia (oxygen starvation).
The blood oxygen & pulse sensor will be housed in the device with the LED's exposed as to be contacted to the infant's skin, required to pick up pulse data. Measuring pulse location can be done in two locations on the foot as seen in Picture 2.
• Sleep & Movement Module
A sensor like an intelligent, low-power, three-axis, capacitive micro machined accelerometer with 10 bits of resolution (see Picture 3) will be used for sleep state detection. These accelerometers have embedded interrupt functions enabling significant power saving, by relieving the CPU processor from continuously polling data. There is access to either low-pass or high-pass filtered data, which minimizes the data analysis required for jolt detection. The device can be configured to generate inertial wake-up interrupt signals from any combination of the configurable embedded functions, enabling the accelerometer to monitor inertial events (sleeping jolts) while remaining in a low-power mode during periods of inactivity.
• Location GNSS Module
A GNSS module (see Picture 4) will be used to provide location data. The small size and low power consumption of this type of GPS module will be needed to reduce drain on the battery. The GNSS module will collect satellite positioning information on its location. This location information is transferred via GPRS link to the mobile operator's GGSN (Gateway GPRS Support Node) and then to a remote server over a TCP connection.
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1. GSM/GPRS modem Module and SIM
A GSM/GPRS mobile module (See Picture 5) and SIM card will be within the device. This will be required to transmit GPS data collected from the GNSS module and sent via cellular network to google maps servers and the operator's smartphone. This will enable the operator to track the device location and receive data when it is outside Wi-Fi sync range.
• Microphone
A microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) microphone (See Picture 6) similar to those used in smartphones currently will be used to monitor infant sound levels.
• Sensor data transfer/syncing
Data transfer will be done via a wireless 802.11 B/G/N or similar module (See Picture 7) which is designed for use in mobiles, and wearable electronics devices. It has extremely low-power consumption and occupies minimal space. Its minimal wake up time feature can be utilized to remain in low-power standby mode until Wi-Fi is needed.
• Battery
Due to size restraints a rechargeable polymer Lithium Ion Battery (LiPo) 3.7V 1OOOmAh (See Picture 8) or similar will be used. This is the same sort of battery that is used in small mobile devices such as modern activity/exercise trackers and smart phones. Recharging of the battery will be via USB hard ware port such as the current type-C (See Picture 9).
2. Smart Infant Monitor Visual Appearance
Artistic impression of what the Smart Infant Monitor will look like (See Picture 10), showing adjustable strapping and water proof housing sensors, circuitry and power.
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Smart Infant Monitorinq app Functions
The Smart Infant Monitor will have its own app that will be able to be downloaded to an owners registered/linked smartphone(s). The linking of the device to the smartphone will be done by a code that is provided with each device. The app will have the following general features.
• Dashboards - Main app page showing status of key parameter info and interface allowing access to other areas specific to each monitored parameters, plus setting and configuration screens.
• Historical data screens - Interface subpages showing historical data for each measured parameter. This data will be used to see trends/norms for the infant. Trend data will also feed into monitoring parameters to build up norms for each infant.
• Settings - Main area for selecting how and when notifications and alerts display on registered smartphones. Notifications and alerts will by default occur when parameters move outside set ranges. Registered smartphones can be temporarily set to not receive alerts if that smartphone/carer is not attending the infant e.g. when at work. Parameter alert settings can also be adjusted and manually set if desired.
• New phone & device registering -page for allowing smartphone to be registered/linked to the device. This would be needed if a new phone is purchased or if additional carers need to link their smartphones e.g. grandparents.
• Map - Map screen showing the location of the device(infant)
be actively monitored either at home, outside or when traveling. The app will also passively monitor the infant and provide notifications to user on changes in selected data parameters. An example will be when the infant changes from sleep to waking state. The app will also trigger alerts/alarms if import data parameters move outside of specified ranges. An example is when pulse or blood oxygen drop below as specified level.

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    Claims 1. The Smart Infant Monitor is a wearable device that houses various sensors that collect information on the wearing infant's location, blood oxygen level, pulse, temperature, sleep or waking state, movements &sounds.
  2. 2. The device will transmit/sync the mentioned data mentioned in Claim 1 to a registered user's mobile phone by way of the downloadable Smart Infant Monitoring app. The owner will be able to view live and historical data from each of those parameters mentioned in claim 1 remotely.
  3. 3. The Smart Infant Monitoring app will provide notifications and alerts to the user when the live data is outside certain parameters or when the user's mobile device is outside a set proximity to the Smart Infant Monitor device.
  4. 4. The Smart Infant Monitor can be used within the home, outside or when travelling due to the Smart Infant Monitor being worn on the infant and the data being sent/synced to the carers smart phone.
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