LU100553B1 - A Wifi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system - Google Patents

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LU100553B1
LU100553B1 LU100553A LU100553A LU100553B1 LU 100553 B1 LU100553 B1 LU 100553B1 LU 100553 A LU100553 A LU 100553A LU 100553 A LU100553 A LU 100553A LU 100553 B1 LU100553 B1 LU 100553B1
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Abstract

The present invention provides a WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system has the function of monitoring physiological information and the WiFi transmission unit for transmitting the physiological information or the computation result to a cloud system. Thus, the WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system with the WiFi distant transmission function can provide suitable and convenient assistance to the hospitals, the tele-care centers, the nursing homes, the elderly communities and the family care users.

Description

Specification a WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system
Technology field
The invention relates to a WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system, in particular to a WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system containing a WiFi transmission unit to long-distance transmit a physiological information or a calculation result to a cloud system .
Background technology
It is needful for patients in the hospital, users of tele-care centers, the aged in the nursing house, residents in elderly community and personal users to monitor the heart pulse information , blood pressure information, blood oxygen information, blood sugar information, ECG information, body temperature information, respiration information, weight information and such basic physiological value signals wherein the heart pulse information including heart spectrum information and cardiac rate. In the past, the hospital used manual transcripts for patient medical records, and modem hospitals use electronic medical records with the help of electronic vital-sign monitoring system to record the patient's vital-sign monitoring data. But most of the vital-sign data need to be watched by caregivers to manually transcribe and then input into the computer, resulting in the burden of manpower; in addition, the nursing staff are too busy to notice the error of the numerical records, which can lead to the errors of medicine and treatment. Most commercially available physiological value measurement instrument or patients vital-sign monitor applied to hospital generally including only such functions as detection ,calculation and display but WiFi transmission so distant transmission of physiological information or calculation result to a cloud system is unavailable.
Therefore, developing a WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system with function of WiFi transmission and additional functions to help users with different needs monitor and manage physiological information timely and accurately is a goal urgently to be achieved.
Contents of invention
One of the main purposes of this invention is to provide a WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system which has function of detecting physiological information and has a WiFi transmission unit to transmit physiological information or caculation results to a cloud system. The WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system with the function of WiFi distance transmission can provide convenient assistance for the hospitals, the tele-care centers, the nursing homes, the elderly communities and the family care users.
Specification
In order to achieve the above purpose, according to an embodiment of the present invention, a WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system, including a detecting unit, a computing unit, a displaying unit, a WiFi transmission unit and a power unit. The detecting unit is used to detect a user's physiological information. The computing unit connecting to the detecting unit is used to receive and calculate the physiological information from the detecting unit to obtain a calculation result.
The displaying unit connecting to the computing unit is used to display the physiological information or the caculation result. The WiFi transmission unit connecting to the computing unit is used to transmit the physiological information or the caculation results to a cloud system by wirelessly connecting to an external wireless Access Point(AP).The power unit is used to provide a power of the WiFi electronic biometric monitoring system.
Preferably, in one embodiment, wherein the WiFi transmission unit is an internal wireless AP with a wireless AP mode to make an external electronic device wirelessly connect to the internal wireless base and the WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system .The external electronic device can directly set or modify least one internal parameter of the WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system.
More preferably, in one embodiment, wherein the WiFi transmission unit has a WiFi Protected Setup (WPS)mode. This WiFi transmission unit is in conformity with the WiFi Protected Setup (WPS) connection standards.
The present invention provides a WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system has the function of monitoring physiological information and the WiFi transmission unit for transmitting the physiological information or the computation result to a cloud system. Thus, the WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system with the WiFi distant transmission function can provide suitable and convenient assistance to the hospitals, the tele-care centers, the nursing homes, the elderly communities and the family care users.
To better understand the purpose, the technical content, the features and the effectiveness of the invention , it is illustrated by the detailed description of the implementation and figures as following.
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The attached drawings illustrated herein provide a further understanding of the invention and constitute a part of this application, which does not constitute a qualification for this invention. As
Specification shown: FIG. 1 is a structurally schematic diagram of the WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system according to one embodiment of the present invention.
Marks in the figure: 10 WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system 11 Detecting unit 12 Computing unit 13 Displaying unit 14 WiFi transmission unit 15 Power unit 16 Input unit 17 Connecting interface 18 Determining unit 19 Time synchronizing unit 20 External wireless Access Point 30 Cloud system 40 External electronic device 41 Personal information identifying unit
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This invention is further illustrated in detail by the embodiment together with attached drawings to make the purpose, technical scheme and advantage of this invention more clearly understood. It should be understood that the specific embodiments herein are provide for illustrating the invention only and not for the purpose of limiting the invention.
Figure 1 presents the structure block diagram of an example of the embodiment of the invention WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system 10. As shown in the figure, a WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system 10, including a detecting unit 11, a computing unit 12, a displaying unit 13, a WiFi transmission unit 14 and a power unit 15, The detecting unit 11 is used to detect a user's physiological information. The computing unit 12 connecting to the detecting unit
Specification 11 is used to receive and calculate the physiological information from the detecting unit 11 to obtain a calculation result. The displaying unit 13 connecting to the computing unit 12 is used to display the physiological information or the calculation result. The WiFi transmission unit 14 connecting to the computing unit 12 is used to transmit the physiological information or the calculation results to a cloud system 30 by wirelessly connecting to an external wireless Access Point 20. The power unit 15 is used to provide a power for the WiFi electronic biometric monitoring systemlO.
In one embodiment, referring to figure 1, wherein the WiFi transmission unit 14 is an internal wireless AP with a wireless AP mode to make an external electronic device 40 wirelessly connect to the internal wireless AP and the WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring systemlO .The external electronic device 40 can directly set or modify least one internal parameter of the WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring systemlO.The general vital-sign monitoring system does not have the function of wireless AP , so it must be adjusted directly on the vital-sign monitoring system when setting parameters or performing other actions, in which way it is inconvenient. And according to this invention of WiFi electronic vital-sign monitoring system 10 under wireless AP mode , the user can modify parameters, operation mode or set at least one group of wire information in the wireless AP for wiring convenience by wirelessly connecting an external electronic device 40 with WiFi functions, such as a smart phone, a tablet, a laptop or a desktop computer, to the system. In this way, the WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring systemlO can immediately connect to an external wireless AP 20 according to the new wire information settings and transmit physiological information or calculation results to a cloud system30 through WiFi.
In one preferred embodiment, the WiFi transmission unit 14 includes a WiFi Protected Setup (WPS) mode and the WiFi transmission unit 14 complies with the WiFi Protected Setup (WPS) communication standard. When the WiFi Protected Setup mode is turned on, the WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system 10 can automatically match and connect to any nearby external wireless Access Point 20 having WiFi Protected Setup (WPS) function through the WiFi transmission unit 14, and the physiological information or the computation result can be transmitted to a cloud system 30 through the WiFi transmission function. Hence, the users can setup the wireless network much easily and safely.
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In one preferred embodiment, the WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system 10 further comprises at least one button or one touch panel used for switching the WiFi transmission unit 14 to a wireless Access Point (AP) mode or a WiFi Protected Setup (WPS) mode, or for turning on or turning off the WiFi transmission unit 14.
In one preferred embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, the WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system 10 further comprises an input unit 16 connected to the computing unit 12 for a user manually setting at least one wireless Access Point connection information through the input unit 16.
In one preferred embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, the WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system 10 further comprises a connecting interface 17 connected to the computing unit 12, for connecting at least one of an external electronic device 40 and a personal profile identifying unit 41. The connecting interface 17 can be a wired connecting interface (FIG. 1 shows the connection method with a wired connecting interface) or a wireless connecting interface. The wired connecting interface comprises the Universal Serial Bus (USB) terminal or the RS232 terminal, and so on. The wireless connecting interface 17 comprises the Bluetooth, WiFi series wireless communication technology, or Zigbee, and so on. Besides, the external electronic device 40 comprises a smart phone, a tablet, a laptop, or a personal computer. The personal information identifying unit 41 comprises an ID scanner, a barcode scanner, a card reader, a RFID reader, or a Near Field Communication (NFC) device. The connecting interface 17 can be used for identifying the users and the patients, and accurately filing the physiological information or the computation result to avoid error in record.
In one preferred embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, the WiFi cloud
Specification electronic vital-sign monitoring system 10 further comprises a determining unit 18 connected to the computing unit 12, the WiFi transmission unit 14 and the connecting interface 17, wherein when the determining unit 18 determines the connecting interface 17 is connected to an external electronic device 40, the WiFi transmission unit 14 will be turned off and the computing unit 12 will transmit the physiological information or the computation result to the external electronic device 40 through the connecting interface 17.
In one preferred embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, the WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system 10 further comprises a time synchronizing unit 19 connected to the connecting interface 17, wherein when the connecting interface 17 is connected to an external electronic device 40, the time synchronizing unit 19 will synchronize the time with the external electronic device 40 through the connecting interface 17. The conventional vital-sign monitoring system doesn’t have the function of time synchronizing, so that the time error and inaccuracy will happen after a period of time. Using the blood pressure detection as example, generally speaking, the conventional vital-sign monitoring systems used in hospitals, clinics and tele-care centers will have time error after using a period of time or setting fault, so that the measuring time will not be identical in the same organization. For example, the patient has to take medicines on schedule according to the detection result of blood pressure, and the doctor will prescribe according to the detection result of blood pressure. If a time gap exists between the blood pressure detection system and the doctor’s prescription, the doctor will possibly make wrong judgment or give wrong prescription, the patient will possibly take wrong medicine, the record of doctor’s prescription will possibly earlier than the patient’s detection
Specification time, the nursing staffs will possibly be confused, and the patients will possibly take hypertension medicine when his blood pressure is low. These situations will cause an awful care quality of the hospitals, and may further make the patients in danger. The WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system 10 of the present invention provides the function of time synchronizing that can prevent medical errors or mistakes caused by the time gap, improve the care quality of hospitals, and maintain patient’s interests.
In one preferred embodiment, the physiological information is at least one of a heart information, a blood pressure information, an oxygen saturation information, a blood sugar information, an electrocardiogram information, a body temperature information, a respiration information and a body weight information. The heart information includes heart spectrum information and heart rate information. Using the heart spectrum information for example, the heart spectrum information is detecting the heart information of a human and transferring the heart information into a spectrum. According to U. S. Pat. No. 7, 135, 000, the fast Fourier transform (FFT) algorithm is used to transfer the spectrum, and the spectrum generally has 3 to 5 main frequency waveforms. The apex of the first main frequency waveform is the heartbeat frequency of a human. If some noisy waveforms appear beside the main frequency waveform, the heartbeat of the patient is an irregular situation and will be treated as abnormal. So that the heart spectrum information can be used for determining the situation of a patient’s heart.
In one preferred embodiment, the cloud system 30 is capable of being a cloud database, a Hospital Information System (HIS), a Nursing Information System (NIS), an emergency system, an intensive care unit system or an
Specification outpatient system. The cloud system 30 also complies with the standard of Health Level 7 (HL7) that can exchange or transfer information between different cloud system 30.
To sum up, the present invention provides a WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system having the function of detecting physiological information and the WiFi transmission unit for transmitting the physiological information or the computation result to a cloud system. Furthermore, the system provides wireless Access Point mode, WiFi protected Setup mode, and time synchronizing mode to match different requirements. Hence, the system can provide suitable and convenient assistance to the hospitals, the tele-care centers, the nursing homes, the elderly communities and the family care users.

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1. A WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system and characterized in that: it includes a detecting unit to monitor a user's physiological information; a calculation and computing unit connecting to the detecting unit to receive and calculate the physiological information derived from the detecting unit to obtain a calculation result; a displaying unit connecting to the calculation and computing unit to display the physiological information or the calculation results; a WiFi transmission unit connecting to the calculation and computing unit, the WiFi transmission unit transmit the physiological information or the calculation results to a cloud system via wirelessly connecting to an external wireless Access Point ; and a power unit to provide power for the WiFi cloud electronic vital-sign monitoring system.
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