TWM509634U - Diaper device - Google Patents

Description

Diaper device

The present invention relates to a diaper; in particular, to a diaper device that can detect a wet/defeated state and push a prompt message to a plurality of people.

Taiwan has officially entered the ranks of an aging country. In the face of population aging, old-age care is a major issue that cannot be ignored. Among the elderly care issues that have received increasing attention, how to improve the quality of care for the elderly is one of the issues that are highly valued at home and abroad.

The arrival of a newborn, the first two problems faced by parents, in addition to the baby's breastfeeding problem, another big thing is the treatment of diapers. The outermost layer of the skin is a waterproof cuticle. When the stratum corneum is damaged, external irritants will penetrate below the dermis of the skin, causing a series of skin inflammatory reactions. Light skin can recover on its own. In severe cases, eczema can occur, even If you have a second skin infection, you have to seek medical attention. Whether it is simple diaper rash, candida infection or allergic dermatitis, prevention is always more important than treatment. Therefore, changing diapers and keeping local skin dry is the best way to care.

Among them, it is particularly important to pay attention to the care of the nursing home or the nursing home for a long time in bed, or for elderly people with limited mobility. The most important of these elderly care problems is urinary wetness/deficit is the most common problem.

At present, the domestic security center, the nursing home, the nursery center, the disabled person and other users who need to bring diapers, take the fixed time and manually check the urine wetness/defecation condition of the caregivers of each bed. Changing diapers, in addition to not being able to effectively grasp the daily urination/defecation of each elderly person, is also easy for the elderly to cause eczema or other bacterial infections caused by wearing wet diapers for too long. In addition to increasing the burden on nursing staff, this type of care also reduces exposure. The quality of caregivers, and the infection-related diseases caused by wet diapers by the caregivers also increase the cost of the country's overall medical resources.

However, the current urinary wetness notification device informs the attendants of the scene at the most, and does not allow the relatives who are not present to know that the home or the caregiver has been wet or even defecate.

In view of this, how to provide a diaper device, in addition to assisting the caregiver/care institution to monitor the caregiver (or infants, the elderly, the disabled, the patient and other users who need to bring a diaper), can be informed of the caregiver Whether the diaper that is packaged has been in a wet/defeated state, and the diaper device that the relatives also know is also sought by those in the field.

It is an object of the present invention to provide a diaper device.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a diaper device for pushing wet and/or defecation messages to more than one smart mobile device, the diaper device comprising: a diaper and a waste detector. Wherein, the excrement detector is disposed on the diaper, and the excrement detector detects the temperature change of the diaper within a predetermined time to determine whether the diaper is wet and/or defecate, if it is wet and/or defecation. The sputum detector will push the urinary and/or defecation messages to the smart mobile device via wireless Bluetooth. The smart mobile device can still be used to push the wet and/or defecation messages to the Taiwan or a plurality of smart mobile devices. In this way, the diaper device of the present invention can assist the caregiver/care institution to monitor the caregiver/home caregiver (or infants, the elderly, the disabled, the patient and other users who need to bring the diaper), and can also be informed. Whether the diaper covered by the caregiver has been in a wet/defeated state, the relatives are also aware of the wet/defeated state of the caregiver.

1‧‧‧diaper device

10‧‧‧ diapers

12‧‧‧Excreta detector

20‧‧‧Smart mobile device

201‧‧‧Smart mobile device

202‧‧‧Smart mobile device

20n‧‧‧Smart mobile device

200‧‧‧ caregivers

100‧‧‧ diapers

102‧‧‧Excretion detector

104‧‧‧Urine information

106‧‧‧Defecation messages

300‧‧‧Smart mobile phones

302‧‧‧ caregivers

401‧‧‧ relatives

402‧‧‧ Relatives

411‧‧‧Smart mobile phone

412‧‧‧Smart mobile phone

400‧‧‧ caregivers

402‧‧‧ caregivers

404‧‧‧ caregivers

500‧‧‧ diapers

502‧‧‧ diapers

504‧‧‧ diapers

501‧‧‧Excreta detector

503‧‧‧Excreta detector

505‧‧‧Excreta detector

510‧‧‧Urine information

514‧‧‧Urine information

600‧‧‧Monitor console

602‧‧‧Monitors

604‧‧‧ caregivers

606‧‧‧ caregivers

701‧‧‧Smart mobile phone

703‧‧‧Smart mobile phone

The first figure is a schematic view of the diaper device; the second figure is an embodiment of the diaper device; The third figure is another embodiment of the diaper device; and the fourth figure is a further embodiment of the diaper device.

The present invention will be explained below by way of an embodiment relating to a diaper device. However, the embodiments of the present invention are not intended to limit any particular environment, application, or particular manner in which the present invention is implemented. Therefore, the description of the embodiments is merely illustrative of the present invention and is not intended to limit the present invention. It should be noted that in the following embodiments and drawings, components that are not directly related to the present invention have been omitted and are not shown; and for the sake of simplicity, the dimensional relationships between the components are not drawn to actual scales.

As shown in the first figure, a schematic view of the novel diaper device 1 is shown. The diaper device 1 can push the wet and/or defecation messages to more than one smart mobile device 20, 201~20n.

The diaper device 1 includes a diaper 10 and an excrement detector 12.

The excrement detector 12 is disposed on the diaper 10, and the end of the adhesive surface is attached to the excrement detector 12 through the adhesive, for example, through the double-sided adhesive, and the other end is attached to the diaper 10. The excrement detector 12 is placed on the diaper 10.

As to where the excrement detector 12 is placed in the diaper 10, the present invention is not limited.

Since the excrement detector 12 is attached to the diaper 10 by means of adhesive bonding, the user can easily replace the excrement detector 12 from the diaper 10 and attach it to the next new diaper 10 on.

The excrement detector 12 disposed on the diaper 10 detects the temperature of the diaper 10 by sensing the temperature change of the diaper 10 for a predetermined period of time to determine whether the diaper 10 is wet and/or defecate.

In more detail, the waste detector 12 transmits infrared temperature. The manner of collection is to sense the temperature change of the diaper 10.

As for the length of the scheduled time, it can be adjusted freely through the setting. For example, if the predetermined time is set to 10 to 15 seconds, it means that when the excrement detector 12 detects that the average temperature of the diaper 10 within 10 to 15 seconds is greater than 0.3 ° C, it is determined to be wet and/or Defecation behavior.

In the case of urinary and/or defecation, the effluent detector 12 will push the urinary and/or defecation message to the smart mobile device 20 via the wireless Bluetooth mode to prompt the caregiver to inspect the diaper 10.

In more detail, the smart mobile device 20 can be a smart phone, a tablet, and a monitoring console.

Therefore, when the smart phone, tablet or monitoring console receives the notification signal from the waste detector 12, the smart phone, tablet or monitoring console will receive the wet and/or defecation message; When the notification signal from the excrement detector 12 is received, the smart phone, tablet or monitoring console generates an audible prompt and a light prompt to the caregiver.

In addition to the voice prompt, the light prompt part, in addition to the smart phone, tablet or monitoring console can be generated; the waste detector 12 can still be electrically connected to the sound output component or light output component, such as a buzzer or When the LED is such that it detects wetness and/or defecation, the sound output component produces a sound, and the light output component produces a light to prompt the caregiver to inspect the diaper 10.

In addition, it is worth mentioning that the smart mobile device 20 can still be configured to push the wet and/or defecation messages through the network to one or more smart mobile devices 201, 202~20n.

That is to say, when the smart mobile device 20 receives the wet and/or defecation message, the push message can be transmitted to more than one smart mobile device 201~20n through the network to remind more people.

For example, when the caregiver's smart mobile device 20 first receives the push message through the Bluetooth connection, it will push the broadcast through the mobile network or Wifi. The information is transmitted to other smart mobile devices 201~20n to remind relatives or friends.

The method of transmitting the push message to other relatives or friends is to add the International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) setting on the smart mobile device 20, by using other smart mobile devices. The IMEI code of 201~20n is added to enable the wet and/or defecation messages to be transmitted to one or more smart mobile devices 201~20n via the Internet to remind relatives or friends.

As shown in the second figure, an embodiment of the present diaper device 1 is illustrated. This embodiment illustrates the present invention by the care of the caregiver 200.

However, it should be noted that the scope of implementation of the present invention includes, but is not limited to, the elderly, other infants, patients, the elderly, the disabled, the patient and other users who need to bring diapers, etc. . The following is generally referred to as the caregiver 200.

In order to know whether the caregiver 200 is wet or not, the instant diaper 100 can be replaced, and the user can stick the waste detector 100 on the diaper 100 of the caregiver 200 to detect the state of the diaper 100, thereby allowing care. Instantly get a wet and wet push message.

The operation principle of the excrement detector 102 adhered to the diaper 100 is described. When it detects a temperature change within a predetermined time, the excrement detector 102 starts to judge the state of the diaper 100.

In the present embodiment, when the average temperature of the detected temperature within 10-15 seconds is greater than 0.3 ° C, the excrement detector 102 will determine that the caregiver 200 is a urinary behavior, that is, the diaper 100 is in a urinary state.

Then, the sputum detector 102 will push the urinary wetness message 104 to the smart phone 300 (both iOS system and Android system) through the wireless Bluetooth mode, thereby informing the caregiver 302 that the diaper 100 of the caregiver 200 has been presented. In the wet display state, please change the diaper 100.

In addition to notifying the caregiver 302, the diaper device 1 of the present invention provides a re-push function, that is, the smart phone 300 can push the wet message 104 over the network to more than one relative.

In this embodiment, since the smart phone 300 has added the IMEI code of the smart phones 411, 412 of the relatives 401, 402 of the caregiver 200, the caregiver 302 can receive the wet message 104, Relatives 401 and 402 of caregiver 200 are also aware of this wetness message 104 almost simultaneously.

This has the advantage that the relatives 401 and 402 of the caregiver 200 can simultaneously know that the caregiver 200 in the home is wet and call the caregiver 302 to request that the caregiver 200 change the diaper 100 to compensate the caregiver. 302 Temporarily or inadvertently neglects replacement of the diaper 100 for the caregiver 200.

As shown in the third figure, another embodiment of the present invention is illustrated. This embodiment illustrates the present invention by the care of the caregiver 200.

It should be noted that in the present embodiment, the same points as those of the previous embodiment will not be described, and only the differences will be described. The difference between the two embodiments is that the previous embodiment detects the urinary behavior of the caregiver 200, and this embodiment detects the defecation behavior of the caregiver 200.

Briefly, the excrement detector 102 adhered to the diaper 100 detects a change in temperature within a predetermined time, and the excrement detector 102 begins to judge the state of the diaper 100.

In the present embodiment, when the average temperature of the detected temperature within 10-15 seconds is greater than 0.3 ° C, the waste detector 102 will determine that the caregiver 200 is a defecation behavior, that is, the diaper 100 is in a defecation state.

The defecation message 106 will then be transmitted to the caregiver 302; or further, in addition to being delivered to the caregiver 302, to the relatives 401 and 402 of the caregiver 200.

As shown in the fourth figure, it shows still another embodiment of the present invention. Different from the foregoing embodiments, the caregiver 200 and the caregiver 302 are seen one by one. Protection mode. This embodiment describes a many-to-one care mode, that is to say, in addition to the one-to-one application mode, the multi-to-one application mode and even the many-to-many application mode are all claimed in the present invention. .

In the present embodiment, three caregivers and one care observatory will be described to illustrate the novel. The three caregivers 400, 402, and 404 respectively receive the urinary care by the diaper device 1 of the present invention, and the caregivers 400, 402, and 404 respectively wrap the diapers 500, 502, and 504; and the diapers are respectively adhered and excreted. Object detectors 501, 503, 505.

When the excrement detectors 501, 503, 505 detect a temperature change within a predetermined time, the excrement detectors 501, 503, 505 begin to determine the status of the diapers 500, 502, 504.

The detection principle is that when the average temperature of the detected temperature within 10~15 seconds is greater than 0.3 °C, the excrement detectors 501, 503, 505 will determine that the caregiver 400, 402, 404 is a pee behavior, that is, a diaper. 500, 502, 504 are in a wet state.

In the present embodiment, if the caregiver 400 and the caregiver 404 are peeing at this time, the excrement detectors 501 and 505 sense the temperature changes of the diapers 500 and 504 through infrared temperature collection. And it is judged that the caregiver 400 and the caregiver 404 are peeing.

Then, the excrement detectors 501 and 505 respectively push the wetness message 510 of the caregiver 400 and the wetness message 514 of the caregiver 404 to the monitoring console 600 through the wireless Bluetooth mode, respectively, to notify the monitoring personnel. The diapers 500, 504 of the 602 caregivers 400, 404 are in a wet and wet display state.

Then, in addition to the notification monitor 602, since the monitoring console 600 adds the IMEI code of the smart phones 701 and 703 of the caregivers 604 and 606 by adding the IMEI code, the wet message 510 of the caregiver 400 is added. The wetness message 514 with the caregiver 404 will be pushed through the network to the smart phones 701 and 703 of the caregivers 604 and 606, so that both the caregivers 604 and 606 know the caregiver 400 and the caregiver 404. They are all wet, so they can accept it. The caregivers 400, 404 change the diapers 500, 504.

At this time, the role played by the monitoring personnel 602 is to monitor whether the diapers 500, 504 of the care recipients 400, 404 have been replaced. If not, the monitoring personnel 602 can immediately contact the caregivers 604, 606 to achieve effective care management.

In the above, although the embodiment of each embodiment differs, it is achieved by the diaper device 1 of the present invention.

The above description is only for the preferred embodiment of the present invention, and is not intended to limit the scope of the present invention; any other equivalent changes or modifications that are not departing from the spirit of the present invention should be included in the following patents. Within the scope.

1‧‧‧diaper device

10‧‧‧ diapers

12‧‧‧Excreta detector

20‧‧‧Smart mobile device

201‧‧‧Smart mobile device

202‧‧‧Smart mobile device

20n‧‧‧Smart mobile device

Claims (10)

A diaper device for pushing wet and/or defecation messages to more than one smart mobile device, the diaper device comprising: a diaper; and a drainage detector disposed on the diaper, the diaper device The excrement detector detects a temperature change of the diaper for a predetermined period of time to determine whether the diaper is wet and/or defecate, and if it is wet and/or defecate, the excrement detector will pass through The wireless Bluetooth device pushes a wet and/or defecation message to a smart mobile device. The smart mobile device can be configured to push the wet and/or defecation message to the Internet through a network. Or a plurality of smart mobile devices. The diaper device of claim 1, wherein the smart mobile device is a smart phone or a tablet computer. The diaper device of claim 1, wherein the smart mobile device is a monitoring console. The diaper device of claim 2, wherein the smart phone or the tablet generates an audible prompt if it is detected as wet and/or defecate. The diaper device of claim 2, wherein the smart phone or the tablet generates a light prompt if it is detected as wet and/or defecate. The diaper device of claim 3, wherein the monitoring console generates an audible prompt if it is detected as wet and/or defecation. The diaper device of claim 3, wherein if it is detected as wet And/or a defecation state, the monitoring console will generate a light prompt. The diaper device of claim 1, wherein the urination device is electrically connected to a sound output component, such that the diaper device detects a wet and/or defecation state, the sound output component An audible prompt will be generated. The diaper device of claim 1, wherein the faecal detector is electrically connected to a light output component, such that the diaper device detects a urine wetness and/or a defecation state, the light output component A light prompt will be generated. The diaper device of claim 1, wherein the smart mobile device re-pushes the wet and/or defecation message by adding an International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) setting. Broadcast to one or more smart mobile devices.