EE05849B1 - Method and device for real-time physical fatigue estimation based on physiological signals and parameters - Google Patents

Method and device for real-time physical fatigue estimation based on physiological signals and parameters

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EE05849B1
EE05849B1 EEP202100009A EEP202100009A EE05849B1 EE 05849 B1 EE05849 B1 EE 05849B1 EE P202100009 A EEP202100009 A EE P202100009A EE P202100009 A EEP202100009 A EE P202100009A EE 05849 B1 EE05849 B1 EE 05849B1
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Ardo Allik
Kristjan PILT
Moonika Viigimäe
Ivo Fridolin
Gert Jervan
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Tallinna Tehnikaülikool
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Invention is a method and device for estimating physical fatigue in real-time based on physiological signals and parameters, which can be used to calculate an estimate for individual's physical fatigue in real-time by measuring different physiological parameters and their combinations. These parameters include heart rate-based parameters, pulse waveform parameters, and pulse wave propagation time parameters that are compared to an individual's personal baseline, and the result is displayed as the individual's level of physical fatigue, for example on a binary scale: tired / not tired.
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