WO2014049984A1 - 生体情報取得端末、情報管理方法及び情報表示方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a biological information acquisition terminal for acquiring biological information, an information management method using the biological information acquisition terminal, and an information display method for displaying information generated based on collected biological information on a display device. It is a thing.
- kidney tissue Even if one part of the kidney tissue is broken, the other part immediately substitutes, so the symptom of the disease does not appear easily, and when symptoms such as hypertension or anorexia appear, the disease has progressed considerably. Often there is. Therefore, it is desirable to conduct screening tests regularly.
- Patent Document 1 a test for calculating creatinine clearance from serum creatinine concentration from a sensor that measures serum creatinine concentration and urine creatinine concentration from a sensor that measures urinary creatinine concentration is It is performed at medical institutions etc. for screening test or follow up of renal failure.
- the present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and provides a biometric information acquisition terminal, an information management method, and an information display method capable of easily managing changes in daily health conditions in daily life. Purpose.
- the biological information acquisition terminal is a biological information acquisition terminal for acquiring biological information
- the biological information acquisition terminal includes a bath device, and is a living body for measuring the biological information of the user in bathing An information measurement unit and a user identification unit for identifying the user.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a bath apparatus according to a first embodiment. It is a figure which shows the structure of the body surface temperature measurement part in this Embodiment 1. FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of the display screen displayed on the display part of a bath apparatus.
- FIG. 20 is a block diagram showing a configuration of an oral examination terminal in the third embodiment. It is the schematic which shows an example of the health-care system in Embodiment 4 of this invention.
- FIG. 20 is a sequence diagram showing a flow of processing of the health management system in the fourth embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the 1st display screen displayed on an information input terminal. It is a figure which shows an example of the 2nd display screen displayed on an information input terminal.
- this living body information acquisition terminal is a living body information acquisition terminal which acquires living body information
- the above-mentioned living body information acquisition terminal includes a bath device, and living body information of the user in bathing It is characterized by comprising a biological information measurement unit to be measured, and a user identification unit to identify the user.
- the biological information measurement unit may include an electrocardiogram measurement unit provided in a bathtub for measuring an electrocardiogram of the user.
- the biological information measurement unit may include a heart sound measurement unit provided in a bathtub and measuring a heart sound of the user.
- the biological information measuring unit may include a pulse oximeter provided in a bath and measuring oxygen saturation in the blood of the user or a pulse rate of the user.
- the biological information measurement unit may include a component analysis unit provided in a bath for analyzing the component of the user's sweat contained in water in the bath.
- the biological information measurement unit may include a body surface temperature measurement unit that measures the body surface temperature of the user before and after bathing.
- the biological information measuring unit measures a temperature of the water in the bath before and after bathing, and a temperature change of the water in the bath before and after the bathing measured by the water temperature measuring unit.
- a deep body temperature calculating unit for calculating the deep body temperature of the user based on the thermal capacity of the user and the body surface temperature before bathing measured by the body surface temperature measuring unit. It may be
- the biological information measurement unit may include a weight measurement unit that measures the weight of the user.
- the biological information measurement unit may include a volume measurement unit that measures the volume of the user, a volume of the user measured by the volume measurement unit, and a weight of the user measured by the weight measurement unit.
- the density of the user may be calculated based on the above, and a body fat percentage calculating unit for calculating a body fat percentage from the density of the user may be included.
- the biological information measurement unit may be a water level measurement unit that measures a change in the water level of the water in the bathtub within a predetermined time while the user is in the bathtub, and the water level measurement unit measures the water level measurement unit.
- the apparatus may be characterized by including a respiration rate calculating unit that calculates the respiration rate within the predetermined time of the user based on a change in water level within the predetermined time.
- the information management method in an information management system for managing biological information collected from a biological information acquisition terminal via a network, wherein the biological information acquisition terminal includes a bath apparatus, and the network
- the biological information of the user who is taking a bath and user identification information specifying the user are collected from the biological information acquisition terminal, and the biological information and the user collected from the biological information acquisition terminal
- the identification information may be stored in association with each other.
- a service providing system in which biological information is collected from a plurality of biological information acquisition terminals via a network, and a service provider who has acquired the collected biological information provides a service based on the biological information.
- An information display method for displaying information generated based on the collected biological information on a display device, displaying one or more of the biological information acquisition terminals owned by a user of the display device;
- Each of the biometric information collected by the information acquisition terminal is (i) linked and displayed for each of the plurality of biometric information acquisition terminals, and (ii) the display method is changed depending on whether or not the information is disclosed to the service provider. It may be characterized in that it is displayed.
- the display method described above is changed and displayed depending on whether or not each of the biological information is stored in the biological information acquisition terminal. May be characterized.
- FIG. 1A is a diagram showing an overview of services provided by the information management system according to the present embodiment.
- the information management system comprises a group 100, a data center operating company 110 and a service provider 120.
- the group 100 is, for example, a company, a group, a family, or the like, regardless of the size.
- the group 100 includes a plurality of devices 101 including a device 101a and a device 101b and a home gateway 102.
- the plurality of devices 101 are devices that can be connected to the Internet (for example, a smartphone, a personal computer (PC) or a television), and devices that can not be connected to the Internet by themselves (for example, a lighting, a washing machine, or a refrigerator) Including.
- the plurality of devices 101 may include devices that can not connect to the Internet by themselves or that can connect to the Internet via the home gateway 102.
- the user 10 uses a plurality of devices 101 in the group 100.
- the data center operating company 110 comprises a cloud server 111.
- the cloud server 111 is a virtualization server that cooperates with various devices via the Internet.
- the cloud server 111 mainly manages huge data (big data) and the like that are difficult to handle with ordinary database management tools and the like.
- the data center operating company 110 manages data, manages the cloud server 111, and operates a data center that performs these operations. Details of services performed by the data center operating company 110 will be described later.
- the data center operating company 110 is not limited to a company that only manages data or manages the cloud server 111.
- FIG. 1B when a device maker developing or manufacturing one of the plurality of devices 101 is managing data, managing the cloud server 111, or the like, The device maker corresponds to the data center operating company 110.
- the data center operating company 110 is not limited to one company.
- FIG. 1C in the case where the device maker and the management company jointly or share management of data or management of the cloud server 111, both or either one of them is the data center operating company 110. It corresponds to
- the service provider 120 comprises a server 121.
- the server 121 referred to here includes, for example, a memory in a personal PC, etc., regardless of its size.
- the service provider 120 may not include the server 121.
- the home gateway 102 is not essential.
- the home gateway 102 is not necessary.
- the device 101 a or the device 101 b of the group 100 transmits each piece of log information to the cloud server 111 of the data center operating company 110.
- the cloud server 111 accumulates log information of the device 101a or the device 101b (arrow 131 in FIG. 1A).
- the log information is information indicating, for example, a driving status or an operation date and time of the plurality of devices 101.
- log information includes television viewing history, recorder recording reservation information, washing machine operation date and time, amount of laundry, refrigerator opening and closing date, refrigerator opening and closing times, etc., but not limited to these information, It may include various information that can be obtained from various devices.
- the log information may be provided directly to the cloud server 111 from the plurality of devices 101 itself via the Internet. Also, log information may be temporarily accumulated in the home gateway 102 from a plurality of devices 101 and provided from the home gateway 102 to the cloud server 111.
- the cloud server 111 of the data center operating company 110 provides the accumulated log information to the service provider 120 in a fixed unit.
- the certain unit may be a unit capable of organizing the information accumulated by the data center operating company 110 and providing it to the service provider 120 or a unit required by the service provider 120.
- the information content provided may change according to a condition.
- the log information is stored in the server 121 held by the service provider 120 as needed (arrow 132 in FIG. 1A).
- the service provider 120 organizes the log information into information compatible with the service to be provided to the user, and provides the information to the user.
- the user to whom the information is provided may be the user 10 using the plurality of devices 101 or the external user 20.
- information may be directly provided from the service provider 120 to the users 10 and 20 (arrows 133 and 134 in FIG. 1A).
- the information may be provided to the user 10 via the cloud server 111 of the data center operating company 110 again (arrow 135 in FIG. 1A). , 136).
- the cloud server 111 of the data center operating company 110 may organize log information into information compatible with the service provided to the user and provide the information to the service provider 120.
- the user 10 may be different from or the same as the user 20.
- An information management system includes a biometric information acquisition terminal provided with a biometric information acquisition unit.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing an example of the biological information acquisition terminal according to the first embodiment.
- the bath apparatus 300 is an example of a biological information acquisition terminal provided with a biological information acquisition unit.
- the electrocardiogram measurement unit 301 measures the user's electrocardiogram during bathing.
- the sound receiving units 304a and 304b measure heart sounds of the user during bathing.
- the user performs a bathing action on a bathing apparatus 300 on a daily basis.
- the electrocardiogram measurement unit 301 measures the user's electrocardiogram.
- Information on the obtained electrocardiogram is stored in the control unit 302 having a storage unit.
- the sound receiving units 304a and 304b measure heart sounds of the user.
- Information on the obtained heart sound is stored in the control unit 302 provided with a recording unit.
- FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the bath apparatus according to the first embodiment.
- the bath apparatus 300 includes a biological information measurement unit 320, a control unit 302, a fingerprint authentication unit 303, a network connection unit 315, and a display unit 316.
- the biological information measurement unit 320 measures the biological information of the user who is taking a bath.
- the biological information measurement unit 320 includes an electrocardiogram measurement unit 301, sound reception units 304a and 304b, a pulse oximeter 305, a component analysis unit 306, a body surface temperature measurement unit 307, a water temperature measurement unit 308, a deep body temperature calculation unit 309, and a weight measurement unit 310, a water level measurement unit 311, a volume measurement unit 312, a body fat percentage calculation unit 313, and a respiration rate calculation unit 314.
- FIGS. 2 and 3 show an example of the present embodiment, and all the components provided in FIGS. 2 and 3 are not essential, and even if it is a bath apparatus lacking some of the components, each component Produces the effects shown below.
- the electrocardiogram measurement unit 301 is, for example, an electrode, and measures the user's electrocardiogram during bathing.
- the electrocardiogram measurement unit 301 is disposed inside the bathtub 330, and in particular, at a position where the user's back contacts. Further, the electrocardiogram measurement unit 301 may measure the pulse wave of the user. From the waveform of the pulse wave measured by the electrocardiogram measurement unit 301, screening for arteriosclerosis of the user is possible.
- control unit 302 may separate the frequency of the electrical signal of the electrocardiogram obtained by the electrocardiogram measurement unit 301. Thereby, even when a plurality of users bathe in the bathtub 330 at the same time, it becomes possible to separate into an electrocardiogram waveform for each user, utilizing the difference in heart rate of each user, for each user It is possible to manage your health.
- the biological information measurement unit 320 may include a measurement unit that measures other biological information, and , And a plurality of measuring units may be provided.
- the sound receiving units 304a and 304b are configured by a microphone combining a movable coil and a magnet, a capacitor type microphone, a piezoelectric element or the like, and measure heart sounds of the user during bathing.
- the sound receiving units 304 a and 304 b are disposed inside the bathtub 330.
- the sound receiving units 304a and 304b can detect a change in the user's heart rate more inexpensively.
- the sound receiving units 304a and 304b correspond to an example of a heart sound measuring unit.
- the bath apparatus 300 includes the plurality of sound receiving units 304 a and 304 b arranged at different positions. As a result, even when a plurality of users bathe in the bathtub 330 at the same time, the distance between the heart of each user and the sound receiving units 304a and 304b is different, so that the sound waves from each user's heart to each sound receiving unit Since the time at which they arrive is different, it is possible to separate and individually detect the heart sound of each user, and to manage the health of each user.
- the installation positions of the plurality of sound receiving units 304 a and 304 b are preferably installed on two of the side surfaces in the bathtub 330. This makes it possible to detect heart sounds of each user with high precision.
- the bath apparatus 300 may also include three or more sound receiving units. By installing the plurality of sound receiving units in three or more places, it becomes possible to detect heart sounds for each user with high accuracy regardless of the positional relationship between the plurality of users.
- the bath apparatus 300 may be provided with an alarm for notifying the user that the water level is low and heart sound can not be measured when the water surface is below the sound receiving units 304a and 304b. Furthermore, when the water surface is lower than the sound receiving units 304a and 304b, the bath device 300 notifies of a sentence such as "water level is low and heart sound can not be measured” using a display or an audio output unit. May be provided. This makes it possible to measure heart sound with higher sensitivity, and it is possible to easily measure heart sound even when the user is watching a television (installed in a bathroom) at a large volume during bathing.
- the sound receiving units 304a and 304b may measure lung sounds of the user. Similarly, it is possible to measure the lung sound of the user by the plurality of sound receiving units 304a and 304b. This enables early detection of asthma attacks.
- the living body information measurement unit 320 includes two sound receiving units 304a and 304b, but the present invention is not particularly limited thereto, and even if only one sound receiving unit 304a is provided. Good.
- the bath apparatus 300 may further include a pulse oximeter 305 in addition to the electrocardiogram measurement unit 301 and the sound receiving units 304a and 304b.
- the pulse oximeter 305 measures the oxygen saturation in the blood of the user or the pulse rate of the user.
- the electrocardiogram measurement unit 301 and the sound receiving units 304 a and 304 b can measure the heart rate inexpensively compared to the pulse oximeter 305.
- the pulse oximeter 305 can also measure oxygen saturation in addition to the heart rate, which is a more desirable configuration for monitoring the user's fatigue.
- the biological information measurement unit 320 may install a plurality of pulse oximeters 305 in the bathtub 330, and when a plurality of users take a bath, the pulse oximeter 305 different for each user is used for each user.
- the heart rate may be measured.
- the pulse oximeter 305 may include an authentication unit capable of fingerprint authentication or finger vein authentication. This makes it possible to more easily monitor the heart rate of each user.
- the biological information measurement unit 320 may include a conductivity measurement unit that measures the conductivity of water in the bathtub being bathed by the user.
- the control unit 302 calculates the amount of sweating of the user during bathing based on the conductivity of the water in the bathtub measured by the conductivity measurement unit.
- the amount of sweating is also one of the biological information, which is useful for grasping the user's temperature control function and other health conditions, so that the medical condition can be grasped more widely.
- the biological information measurement unit 320 may also include a component analysis unit 306 that analyzes the component of water in the bath where the user is taking a bath.
- the component analysis unit 306 analyzes the component of the user's sweat contained in the water in the bath. This also makes it possible to analyze the component of sweat contained in the water in the bath. Therefore, in the same manner as described above, as the types of biological information to be obtained increase, it becomes possible to grasp the medical condition more broadly.
- the component analysis unit 306 is an absorption spectrum measurement unit that measures an absorption spectrum of near infrared light or far infrared light by the test substance, an optical rotation measurement unit that measures optical rotation of the test substance, and optical rotation dispersion of the test substance It may be a polarimetric dispersion measurement unit that measures the intensity of light, or a Raman spectroscopy measurement unit that measures the scattering spectrum of the Raman scattered light by the test substance. In these cases, there is no consumable item, and biometric information can be obtained inexpensively.
- the bath apparatus 300 is desirable as a biological information acquisition terminal because it is possible to control the temperature of the user with high accuracy.
- the bath apparatus 300 can measure changes in daily health conditions at the same temperature, and therefore can measure health conditions with high accuracy.
- the biological information measurement unit 320 may acquire the biological information a plurality of times while the user is taking a bath. Thereby, it becomes possible to measure the change of the living body information by the temperature change of the user.
- the electrocardiogram measurement unit 301 measures both an electrocardiogram waveform immediately after bathing and an electrocardiogram waveform after an arbitrary time elapsed since bathing designation, and the state of the temperature regulation function of the user by comparing the both. It is possible to estimate
- the living body information measurement unit 320 may also include a body surface temperature measurement unit 307 that measures the body surface temperature of the user.
- the body surface temperature measurement unit 307 measures the body surface temperature of the user before and after bathing. This makes it possible to reduce the influence (noise) due to the body temperature at the time of measurement when recording changes in daily health conditions, so it is possible to grasp the user's health condition with higher accuracy. Become.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a configuration of a body surface temperature measurement unit in the first embodiment.
- the body surface temperature measurement unit 307 is configured of, for example, a thermography device.
- the wall surface 331 in the imaging area of the body surface temperature measurement unit 307 that measures the body surface temperature of the user is preferably made of a plurality of members having different emissivity. As shown in FIG. 4, the wall surface 331 is composed of a first member 332a and a second member 332b different in emissivity from the first member 332a, and the first member 332a and the second member 332b And are arranged in a grid.
- the wall surface 331 and the body surface temperature measurement unit 307 even if the body surface temperature of the user 10 is approximately the same as the surface temperature of the wall surface 331, Since the boundary with the user 10 is clear, it is possible to measure the body surface temperature of the user 10 more accurately.
- the body surface temperature measurement unit 307 can recognize the pattern of the wall surface 331 configured by the first member 332a and the second member 332b different in emissivity, the image representing the user 10 and the wall surface 331 can be recognized.
- the image to be represented can be identified.
- a metal copper or aluminum
- a graphite sheet having high thermal conductivity be formed on the back of the wall surface 331 (outside of the bathroom).
- the temperatures of different types of members constituting the wall surface 331 become constant, and the pattern of the wall surface 331 becomes clearer. Therefore, by clearly defining the boundary between the wall surface 331 and the user 10, the body surface temperature of the user 10 can be measured with higher accuracy.
- the 1st member 332a which comprises the wall surface 331, and the 2nd member 332b
- the water repellency of the surface differs. Since this makes it possible to dry the inside of the bathroom, it is possible to prevent a drop in measurement accuracy of the measuring device due to the occurrence of mold or the like. Further, since the member having low water repellency remains with water droplets, the heat of vaporization continues to be taken away. Therefore, the surface temperature of the member having low water repellency is lower than the surface temperature of the member having high water repellency. Therefore, when the wall surface 331 is configured of the first member 332 a and the second member 332 b having different water repellency, an image representing the user 10 and an image representing the wall surface 331 can be identified.
- At least a part of the wall surface 331 installed in the imaging area of the body surface temperature measurement unit 307 may be a metal having a small emissivity (for example, 0.5 or less). This makes it possible to detect whether water droplets are attached to the wall surface 331 by the difference in emissivity between the wall surface 331 and the water droplets, thereby more accurately grasping the dry condition of the bathroom and suppressing the generation of mold It becomes possible.
- the body surface temperature measurement unit 307 preferably includes a heating unit that heats a member such as a lens or a window material for taking in infrared rays emitted from the human body. By heating the lens or the window material, dew condensation can be prevented, and the user's body surface temperature can be measured with high accuracy.
- the control unit 302 can grasp the muscle strength amount, fat amount, or fat distribution of the user.
- the control unit 302 can calculate the metabolic index, the Locomo index, and the like based on the amount of muscle strength or the amount of fat, and can be used for health management.
- the body surface temperature measurement unit 307 may measure the body surface temperature multiple times, for example, before bathing, immediately after bathing, and after several minutes after bathing. It is possible to estimate the blood circulation state or the amount of fat (cellulite) based on the time constant of the temperature change of each part of the user's body, and it can be used for health care.
- the body surface temperature measurement unit 307 described above is preferably a non-contact temperature measurement unit that is installed outside the bath and configured of a thermopile or a bolometer that measures the body surface temperature of the user before bathing, and the user is cheaper It is possible to measure the body surface temperature of
- the body surface temperature measurement unit 307 preferably measures the body surface temperature of the user during bathing, and can more accurately record daily changes in biological information.
- the biological information measurement unit 320 measures the temperature of the hot water in the bath before the user takes a bath and the temperature of the hot water in the bath after the user takes a bath, and the bathtub before and after the user takes a bath It may further include a water temperature measurement unit 308 that measures the temperature change of the internal hot water.
- the water temperature measurement unit 308 may store the measured temperature change.
- the biological information measurement unit 320 is configured to measure the temperature change of the hot water measured by the water temperature measurement unit 308, the heat capacity of the user stored in advance, and the body surface temperature before bathing measured by the body surface temperature measurement unit 307.
- a deep body temperature calculation unit 309 that calculates the deep body temperature of the user.
- deep body temperature calculation unit 309 has a heat capacity in the bath (hot water temperature x hot water heat capacity) before the user bathing and a heat capacity in the bath during user bathing (hot water temperature x hot water heat capacity + hot water temperature x user Calculate the heat capacity). By calculating the difference between the two, the amount of heat of the user before bathing (user heat capacity ⁇ average temperature in the user) is calculated. By using means for measuring the user's body surface temperature, the depth temperature can be estimated by back-calculating the average temperature and the body surface temperature. In order to calculate more accurately, it is desirable to use a database for each user on the relationship between the average temperature in the body and the temperature on the surface of the body and the depth temperature. It is also good.
- the deep body temperature of the user is calculated by the calculation. Since the heat capacity of the user does not change significantly from day to day, the body temperature (core temperature) of the user is calculated by comparing the temperature change of the hot water in the bathtub on a daily basis.
- the bath device 300 is connected to a network, and the processing server collects information on the average value of the internal temperature of each user of each home, so that each user's cold etc. Management of the disease status of
- the processing server is desirable because collecting the change in body temperature of the resident (user) in each area enables the grasp of the incidence rate of influenza in each place, and so on.
- the processing server may also collect information on the presence or absence of bathing by residents (users) in each area. Thereby, it becomes possible to use information on the presence or absence of a user's bath for each area for grasping the incidence rate of cold or influenza for each area.
- the bath device 300 be equipped with a stirring unit that stirs the hot water in the bath.
- a stirring unit that stirs the hot water in the bath.
- the bath apparatus 300 preferably includes a bathing detection unit that detects whether or not the user is bathing, and the stirring unit is configured to detect the bathing of the user by the bathing detection unit. It is desirable to stir the hot water in the bath.
- the water temperature measurement unit 308 may measure the temperature of the hot water multiple times while the user is taking a bath. Since this makes it possible to measure the time change of the temperature of the hot water, it is possible to separate and calculate the heat capacity of the user's body and the user's internal temperature.
- a stirring part it is desirable to stir the hot water in a bathtub several times. This makes it possible to improve the measurement accuracy when the temperature of the hot water is measured a plurality of times while the user is taking a bath.
- the biological information measurement unit 320 may further include a water surface temperature measurement unit that measures the surface temperature of the hot water in the bathtub.
- the water surface temperature measurement unit is installed in the bathroom and configured by thermography, for example. Since this makes it possible to measure radiant heat radiated from the surface of the hot water, it is possible to calculate the temperature inside the user's body more accurately.
- the deep body temperature of the user is calculated by using the water surface temperature measurement unit that measures the surface temperature of the hot water in the bathtub and the body surface temperature measurement unit 307 that measures the body surface temperature of the user. . This is desirable because the user's health can be grasped with higher accuracy.
- the supply port for supplying hot water into the bath and the drainage port for discharging hot water from the inside of the bath are installed at mutually separated positions.
- the supply port and the drain port be installed on opposite surfaces in the bath.
- the supply port and the drain port be installed at a distance of 1 m or more.
- the bath apparatus 300 may be equipped with a hot water addition part which adds hot water in a bathtub, in order to prevent that the temperature of the hot water in a bathtub falls while a user is bathing.
- the living body information measurement unit 320 may also include an additional hot water temperature measurement unit that measures the temperature of the hot water added by the hot water addition unit. Thereby, by dividing the heat quantity of the hot water added to the bathtub from the heat quantity change in the bath before the user bathing and during the user bathing, even if the hot water addition is performed before and during the bathing It is possible to calculate the heat quantity of the user with higher accuracy and measure the deep body temperature.
- the bath apparatus 300 preferably includes a hot water storage tank for storing hot water, and the additional hot water temperature measurement unit measures the temperature of the hot water in the hot water storage tank. You may Thereby, it is possible to measure the temperature of the hot water to be added with higher accuracy, and therefore it is possible to measure the deep body temperature with higher accuracy.
- the biological information measurement unit 320 may acquire biological information that depends on the blood flow such as heart sound, pulse wave or electrocardiogram .
- biological information that depends on the blood flow such as heart sound, pulse wave or electrocardiogram .
- About 90% of the heat conduction of the living body is performed by the blood flow, so the heat conductivity largely changes depending on the blood flow rate.
- the biological information measurement unit 320 may also include a room temperature measurement unit that measures the room temperature in the bathroom, a humidity measurement unit that measures the humidity in the bathroom, or an air pressure measurement unit that measures the air pressure in the bathroom.
- the steam pressure on the surface of the hot water is calculated from the room temperature, humidity, and pressure in the bathroom, and the amount of evaporation of the hot water and the heat of vaporization can be calculated. It becomes possible to calculate the heat quantity change in the bathtub before and during the bathing from the temperature change, and it becomes possible to calculate the deep body temperature of the user.
- the bath apparatus 300 bring the temperature of the bathroom close to the temperature of the bath to increase the humidity of the bathroom. As a result, the influence of the temperature change of the hot water due to the heat of vaporization is reduced, so that the temperature inside the user's body can be calculated more accurately.
- the bath apparatus 300 may also include a light adjustment unit that adjusts the color of the lighting of the bathroom. By adjusting the color of the lighting of the bathroom to, for example, a color with a high relaxation effect by the light control unit, it is possible to promote the recovery of the user's health.
- the biological information measurement unit 320 may include a weight measurement unit 310 that measures the weight of the user.
- the weight measuring unit 310 measures, for example, the weight of the bathtub.
- the weight measuring unit 310 measures the weight of the bathtub before the user enters the bathtub, and measures the weight of the bathtub when the user enters the bathtub, and changes in the measured bathtub weight Measure the weight of the user.
- the weight measurement unit 310 can measure the time change of the weight of the user during bathing.
- the biological information measurement unit 320 measures a water level measurement unit 311 that measures the water level of the water in the bathtub, and a volume measurement unit 312 that measures the volume of the user based on changes in the water level measured by the water level measurement unit 311. May be provided. Furthermore, the biological information measurement unit 320 calculates the density of the user based on the volume of the user measured by the volume measurement unit 312 and the weight of the user measured by the weight measurement unit 310, and the density of the user You may provide the body fat percentage calculation part 313 which calculates a body fat percentage from these. Since the density of the user is calculated from the weight and volume of the user, it is possible to estimate body fat.
- the bath apparatus 300 associates the volume of the user with the user information on the user such as the name and stores them in advance, and corresponds to the volume measured by the volume measurement unit 312 when the user takes a bath. Identify the user who
- the volume measuring unit 312 detects the amount of change in water level before and after bathing, and measures the volume of the user by multiplying the detected amount of change by the area of the water surface.
- the body fat percentage calculating unit 313 calculates the body fat percentage based on the volume measured by the volume measuring unit 312. Also, the volume of the head, which is considered to be above the water surface, may be measured during bathing.
- the control unit 302 may store the user volume measured in advance and the user's personal authentication information in association with each other.
- the living body information measurement unit 320 may also include a posture instructing unit that instructs the user in the bathing posture by voice or characters. By indicating the position of the user while taking a bath by means of the posture indicator, it is possible to change the position of the user while taking a bath and to measure the volume of a specific part of the user's body in the water. .
- the volume measuring unit 312 measures the amount of change in the water level in a state in which the arm is in the water and in a state in which the arm is out of the water, and multiplies the area of the water surface by the measured amount of change. Calculate the volume of the arm. Needless to say, the volume measurement unit 312 can calculate the volume of any part of the body, such as the right arm only, the left arm only, or the upper body including the arms. Therefore, the amount of body fat per part of the user's body can be estimated more accurately.
- the biological information measurement unit 320 preferably has a plurality of electrodes in the bath, and the conductivity for each measured body part and each body part By using the volume information, it is possible to more accurately estimate the amount of body fat for each part of the body.
- the bath apparatus 300 may include a breathing instruction unit that instructs the user in the bathing state of breathing by means of voice or characters.
- the volume measurement unit 312 measures the volume more accurately without being influenced by the amount of air in the lung by measuring the volume of the user while the user exhales completely.
- the body fat percentage calculating unit 313 can more accurately estimate the body fat percentage based on the volume measured by the volume measuring unit 312.
- volume measurement unit 312 can measure the vital capacity by measuring the user's volume in both the state where the user exhales completely and the state where the user inhales, COPD ( It is also possible to measure the progress of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and the like.
- the volume measurement unit 312 measures the temporal change of volume while breathing, so that the average volume of air during breathing and the fluctuation range of the volume, the average volume of air in lung and the flow of air during breathing The amount may be measured. This makes it possible to store the average daily lung air volume and the volume of air in and out during breathing.
- the water level measurement unit 311 may measure a change in the water level of the water in the bathtub within a predetermined time while the user is in the bathtub.
- the biological information measurement unit 320 may include a respiration rate calculation unit 314 that calculates the respiration rate within a predetermined time of the user based on the change in water level within the predetermined time measured by the water level measurement unit 311. .
- the bathtub may have a plurality of seat surfaces having different distances from the water surface.
- the user can easily reproduce a plurality of postures by sitting on a plurality of seating surfaces in the bathtub. For this reason, it is possible to acquire biological information (volume) for each body part with higher accuracy.
- the bathtub may be provided with a plurality of arm rests for placing arms or a plurality of foot rests for placing legs. This enables the user to easily reproduce a plurality of postures. For this reason, it is possible to acquire biological information (volume) for each body part with higher accuracy.
- the volume measuring unit 312 may measure the volume of the user by changing the water level by water supply or drainage. Thereby, it is possible to calculate the volume of each part of the user's body without forcing the user to change the posture.
- the bath apparatus 300 be provided with a mode for measuring the volume in a state in which the whole body is immersed in the hot water in the bath.
- the whole body volume of the user can be measured with higher accuracy, and the body fat percentage can be estimated more accurately.
- the bath apparatus 300 be provided with a mode for measuring the volume in a state where the water surface is near the neck. Even when the daily posture is slightly different and the position of the water surface moves up and down a little, the volume can be measured with higher accuracy if the cross-sectional area is small like a neck.
- the bath apparatus 300 be provided with a mode for measuring the volume in a state where the water surface is in the vicinity of the waist. Since this makes it possible to prevent the amount of air inside the lungs from fluctuating due to respiration and affecting the measurement accuracy of the volume, it is possible to measure the volume of only the lower body or body fat with higher accuracy. Become.
- the water temperature measurement unit 308 measures the temperature change of the hot water by changing the posture of the body so that the biological information of the desired body part can be measured. Good.
- the body surface temperature measurement unit 307 may detect each part of the body by, for example, pattern matching, and measure the body surface temperature for each of the detected body parts.
- the fourth embodiment By measuring the heat capacity, the thermal conductivity, the body surface temperature, and the internal temperature of each body part, it becomes possible to grasp muscle fatigue or blood flow for each body part of the user. Therefore, as shown in the fourth embodiment, it is possible to present a body part to be massaged intensively on a device for promoting fatigue recovery such as a massage chair after bathing through a network. , Efficient fatigue recovery is possible.
- the biological information measurement unit 320 may also include a sound velocity measurement unit that measures the sound velocity of each part in the body. Thereby, it becomes possible to measure deep body temperature for every part in the body, and to grasp the heat generation state of each part in the body. Therefore, since it becomes possible to show the body part which should be massaged intensively to the apparatus for promoting fatigue recovery, such as a massage chair, after bathing, more efficient fatigue recovery is attained.
- the sound velocity measurement unit is a sound source provided on the side surface in the bathtub for generating sound toward a part of the user's body, and a sound generated on the side surface facing the sound source in the bathtub for generating sound
- a sound speed calculation unit that measures a time from when a sound is generated by a sound source to when the sound is received by the sound receiving unit and calculates a sound speed. If the core temperature is different, the speed of sound is also different. Therefore, the deep body temperature calculation unit stores in advance a table in which the sound velocity and the deep body temperature are associated with each other, and reads the deep body temperature corresponding to the sound velocity calculated by the sound velocity calculation unit from the table.
- the sound source and the sound receiving unit do not need to be in contact with the user's body, and the sound velocity calculating unit does not need to reach the sound receiving unit from the sound source through the part of the user's body. It suffices to measure the propagation time.
- the biological information measurement unit 320 may also include a light absorptivity measurement unit that measures the absorptivity of light for each part in the body. Thereby, it becomes possible to measure deep body temperature for every part in the body, and to grasp the heat generation state of each part in the body.
- the light absorptivity measuring unit is a light source for irradiating light provided on the side surface in the bathtub toward a part of the user's body and light emitted by the light source provided on the side surface facing the light source in the bathtub And a light absorptivity calculating unit that calculates the absorptivity of light by a part of the user's body from the intensity of the light received by the light receiving unit.
- the light absorptivity calculation unit stores in advance the intensity of light when it does not pass through a part of the user's body, and the intensity of light transmitted through a part of the user's body and the use stored in advance Based on the intensity of light not transmitted through a part of the person's body, the rate of absorption of light by the part of the user's body is calculated.
- the deep body temperature calculation unit previously stores a table in which the light absorption rate and the deep body temperature are associated with each other, and reads the deep body temperature corresponding to the light absorption rate calculated by the light absorption rate calculation unit from the table .
- the absorptivity of light differs depending on the component of the body. Therefore, it becomes possible to measure the component of the user's body based on the absorptivity of light.
- the bath apparatus 300 of this Embodiment may be provided with the bathroom washing part which wash
- cleaning of each sensor for acquiring user's biological information is also possible, higher-accuracy measurement is possible, and appropriate health management is possible.
- the bath apparatus 300 may be provided with a light source for irradiating ultraviolet light in the bathroom. Since this enables sterilization in the bathroom, more accurate measurement becomes possible, and appropriate health management becomes possible.
- the bath apparatus 300 may include a bathroom drying unit that dries the inside of the bathroom or a bathroom ventilation unit that ventilates the inside of the bathroom in order to prevent the growth of bacteria.
- the bath apparatus 300 may also include a power supply unit that supplies power to the device in the bathroom wirelessly by magnetic resonance or electromagnetic induction. This makes it possible to wirelessly supply power to the devices in the bathroom.
- the power supply unit includes a coil wound around the entire bathroom.
- power can be supplied to the device regardless of the position of the device installed in the bathroom.
- the rate of change in the speed of sound due to temperature change is different between fat and muscle. Therefore, the body fat percentage of the user can be measured by using the deep body temperature calculation unit for calculating the deep body temperature of the user and the sound velocity measurement unit for measuring the sound velocity. Also, more preferably, by measuring the fat percentage for each part of the user's body, it is possible to focus on the part with high fat percentage with a diet device using vibration or electromagnetic waves after bathing, etc. Become. Thus, health improvement can be achieved by a more efficient diet.
- the bath apparatus 300 further includes a personal identification unit that authenticates the user by using a fingerprint, an iris, a vein, or the like.
- the personal authentication information obtained by the personal authentication unit is stored in the control unit 302 together with biological information such as an electrocardiogram.
- the bath apparatus 300 includes a fingerprint authentication unit 303 as an example of a personal identification unit.
- the fingerprint authentication unit 303 is installed on, for example, a doorknob of a bathroom, a bathtub 330, or a wall surface of the bathroom.
- the fingerprint authentication unit 303 identifies the user by the fingerprint. This makes it possible to not only reduce the burden of managing the health of the user but also to reliably acquire fingerprint information.
- the fingerprint authentication unit 303 corresponds to an example of the user identification unit.
- the bath apparatus 300 may be provided with the user confirmation part which confirms whether the authenticated user and the user who is taking a bath are the same.
- the user confirmation unit is configured of, for example, a user interface for confirming a user who is bathing with voice or text. This makes it possible to perform health management for each user more accurately.
- the bath apparatus 300 may be equipped with the user number detection part which detects the number of the users in a bathroom or a bathtub. This makes it possible to prevent the false collection of biometric information of other users different from the authenticated user.
- the bath apparatus 300 may also include a network connection unit 315 for connecting to a network such as the Internet. The effect of this will be described in the fourth embodiment.
- the bath apparatus 300 biometric information acquisition terminal
- the bath apparatus 300 may include the network connection unit 315 or the control unit 302. As a result, the amount of information to be transmitted can be further reduced, and a more inexpensive network connection unit can be selected.
- the bath apparatus 300 may be provided with the display part 316 which displays various information.
- FIG. 5 is a view showing an example of a display screen displayed on the display unit of the bath apparatus.
- the display unit 316 displays the name, age, and gender of the user bathing.
- the information regarding the name of the user who is bathing, an age, and sex is previously input by the user, and is memorize
- the display unit 316 displays biological information of the user who is taking a bath.
- heart rate, respiration rate, oxygen saturation, body weight, body fat percentage and core temperature are displayed as biological information.
- the biological information shown in FIG. 5 is an example, and biological information other than the heart rate, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation, body weight, body fat percentage, and core temperature may be displayed.
- the display unit 316 displays an instruction presented to the user who is taking a bath. For example, in FIG. 5, in order to measure the volume of the user, the character information 321 "Please submerse the whole body (including the head) in the water with exhausting air in the lungs” and the whole body in water The posture information 322 indicating the posture of the user in the depressed state is displayed on the display unit 316.
- the measurement conditions for each measurement may be matched according to a display method other than the display method shown in FIG. For example, by fixing the volume of the user immersed in water at each measurement time, the measurement conditions at each measurement time may be matched.
- the display unit 316 displays an image instructing the user to be immersed in water to a depth at which the volume measured by the volume measurement unit 312 becomes a preset fixed value. Thereby, the volume of the user who is immersed in the water can be matched at each measurement time.
- the bath apparatus 300 may include an instruction information output unit (not shown) other than the display unit 316, and the instruction information output unit may instruct the user the depth of immersion.
- the instruction information output unit may include an instruction light output unit that emits instruction light (visible light) at a predetermined height position inside the bathtub.
- the display unit 316 “please soak until the water surface and the light become the same height” or “water surface Display a descriptive image such as "Please leave your body out of the water until the light is at the same height.” If the height of the indication light matches the height of the water surface, the display unit 316 displays an explanatory image such as “Start measurement in the current state. Do not move the body” and the like.
- the output unit may change the color of the indication light or stop the output of the indication light.
- the biological information measurement unit 320 may start measurement of biological information (volume).
- the instruction or the status presentation to the user described above is not limited to the display by the display unit 316, but can be performed by voice by a voice output unit (not shown).
- FIG. 6 is a schematic view showing an example of a biological information acquisition terminal according to the second embodiment.
- the toilet apparatus 200 is an example of a biological information acquisition terminal provided with a biological information acquisition unit.
- the excrement component measurement unit 205 measures the amount or concentration of the component of the excrement.
- the user performs a toileting action on the toilet apparatus 200.
- the excrement component measurement unit 205 measures the amount or concentration of the component of the excrement.
- Information on the obtained component amount or component concentration of the excrement is stored in the control unit 206 having a storage unit.
- FIG. 7 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the toilet apparatus according to the second embodiment.
- the toilet apparatus 200 includes a biological information measurement unit 220, a control unit 206, a fingerprint authentication unit 207, and a network connection unit 212.
- the biological information measurement unit 220 measures biological information of the user from the excrement of the user.
- the biological information measurement unit 220 includes an excrement component measurement unit 205, an excrement temperature measurement unit 209, a weight measurement unit 210, and a blood pressure measurement unit 211.
- the toilet apparatus 200 includes a toilet bowl 202 for receiving the user's excrement, and a drainage pipe 204 for transporting the excrement received by the toilet bowl 202 to the excrement component measurement unit 205.
- the excrement component measurement unit 205 is provided in the drainage pipe 204 for transporting the excrement received by the toilet bowl 202, and measures the components of the excrement.
- the excrement component measurement unit 205 measures urinary sugar or urinary protein contained in excrement.
- the excrement component measurement unit 205 measures the blood component contained in the excrement.
- the excrement component measurement unit 205 measures the amount or concentration of the component contained in excrement such as urine or stool. For example, the excrement component measurement unit 205 irradiates near-infrared light or far-infrared light to the excreted urine or feces, and analyzes the component concentration by measuring an absorption spectrum. This eliminates the need for consumables, enables multi-component analysis, and enables easier management of many medical conditions.
- the excrement component measurement unit 205 may analyze the component concentration by measuring the optical rotatory power or optical rotatory dispersion of urine using near-infrared light, as described above. This makes it possible to eliminate the need for consumables and to measure the concentration of organic components such as urinary sugar or urinary protein with high accuracy, thereby improving the accuracy of screening tests or prognosis management such as diabetes or renal disease.
- the excrement component measurement unit 205 may measure the concentration of the component of the excrement using a Raman spectroscopy analysis technique. This makes it possible to measure more types of component concentrations, and thus enables more types of medical condition examinations.
- the excrement component measurement unit 205 may detect the component concentration using at least both of the optical rotatory power of the excrement and infrared spectroscopy or Raman spectroscopy.
- the optical rotatory power By the optical rotatory power, the concentration of a component obtained by adding urinary sugar and urinary protein contained in urine can be determined, and separation of urinary sugar and urinary protein becomes possible by infrared spectroscopy or Raman spectroscopy.
- the biological information measurement unit 220 may include a pipe temperature measurement unit that measures the temperature in the drainage pipe 204. This makes it possible to measure the component concentration with higher accuracy.
- the biological information measurement unit 220 includes a temperature calculation unit that calculates the temperature of excrement or the temperature of the user's body based on the temperature change in the drain pipe 204 before and after excretion measured by the pipe temperature measurement unit. It is also good.
- the toilet apparatus 200 may include a presentation unit that presents the calculated temperature of the excrement or the user's internal temperature to the user. This enables the user to manage daily body temperature more easily.
- a presentation part is display parts, such as a liquid crystal monitor, for example.
- thermocouple As the pipe temperature measurement unit, a thermistor or a thermocouple is used.
- the biological information measurement unit 220 is provided with an excrement temperature measurement unit 209 that measures the temperature of excrement in excretion non-contactingly by measuring infrared light with a wavelength of 5 ⁇ m to 20 ⁇ m inside the toilet bowl 202. It is also good.
- the excrement temperature measurement unit 209 measures the temperature of excrement. This makes it possible to measure the temperature of the excrement and estimate the user's rectal temperature. Although it is more expensive than the method of measuring the temperature in the drain pipe 204 before and after excretion, it is possible to more accurately measure the temperature of the rectum and use it for health care of the user.
- thermopile a thermopile, a bolometer, or a photodiode is used as the excrement temperature measurement unit 209.
- the biological information measurement unit 220 may include an excrement type determination unit that determines the type of excrement such as hard stool, ordinary stool, or soft stool. As a result, it becomes possible to grasp the status of constipation or diarrhea for each user and to record the period of excretion and the like.
- the living body information measurement unit 220 may be provided with a toilet seat temperature measurement unit which is disposed on the toilet seat 201 and measures the temperature of the user's thighs. As a result, since the temperature of the thigh is measured, it is possible to estimate the circulation state of the blood by detecting the temperature difference between the body temperature and the temperature of the thigh.
- the toilet apparatus 200 may be equipped with the heater which irradiates and heats a far infrared ray toward calves, when temperature of a thigh is lower than predetermined temperature.
- the excrement component measurement unit 205 may also be able to analyze components other than excrement such as saliva, exhalation, sweat or blood. This makes health management of many medical conditions cheaper and more possible.
- a cell storing saliva other than excrement, exhalation, sweat or blood is inserted into the excrement component measurement unit 205, and the excrement component measurement unit 205 is the saliva, exhalation, sweat or the like stored in the cell. Components such as blood may be measured.
- the excrement component measurement unit 205 a biochemical method such as an oxygen method or an ion selective electrode method may be used. In this case, biometric information can be obtained more inexpensively.
- the excretion component measurement part 205 may be comprised with an electrode, and may measure the salt concentration contained in excretion. Thereby, management of the salt concentration contained in excretion is attained, and it becomes possible to use for prevention, prognosis management, etc. of hypertension.
- the biological information measurement unit 220 may include an excrement volume measurement unit that measures the volume of excrement. Further, the biological information measurement unit 220 may include an excrement mass measurement unit that measures the mass of excrement.
- the biological information measurement unit 220 may include an excrement mass measurement unit that measures the mass of excrement.
- the amount and weight of excrement can be measured to calculate the amount of salinity for 24 hours. Therefore, since management of the amount of salt contained in excretion is attained, it becomes a living body information acquisition terminal more useful to prevention or prognosis management of hypertension.
- the excrement volume measurement unit can calculate the volume of excrement by measuring the water level when excrement is present and absent in the water in the drain pipe 204.
- the excrement volume measurement unit may measure the volume of the excrement based on the flow rate measured by a flow meter provided in the drainage pipe 204. In this case, it is possible to determine the volume of the excrement with higher accuracy.
- the toilet apparatus 200 may be equipped with a water removal part which removes the water etc. in the drainage pipe 204, before a user leads to an excretion act. This makes it possible to measure the volume of excrement with higher accuracy.
- the excrement mass measurement unit measures the mass of excrement, for example, by monitoring a change in the total mass of the toilet apparatus 200.
- the excrement mass measuring unit may measure the mass of excrement by measuring the weight of the user before and after excretion.
- the method of monitoring the change of the total mass of the toilet apparatus 200 is desirable because the mass of the excrement can be measured with higher accuracy.
- the method of measuring the weight before and after the user's excretion can use information on the weight of the user as biological information for health management or can use information on the weight of the user for personal authentication to be described later. Desirable because
- the excrement component measurement unit 205 may detect occult blood of excrement. This makes it applicable to screening of malignant tumors of the urinary tract system. Further, as described above, the excrement component measurement unit 205 preferably measures the concentration of urinary sugar, and can be applied to the screening of diabetes. In addition, it is desirable that the excrement component measurement unit 205 measure the concentration of urine protein, which can be applied to screening of renal diseases such as renal failure.
- the toilet apparatus 200 may be provided with the toilet seat 201 which a user seats. Thereby, the user can perform the excretion act with a comfortable posture.
- the living body information measurement unit 220 may also include a weight measurement unit 210 provided on the toilet seat 201 on which the user sits for measuring the weight of the user.
- the weight measuring unit 210 measures the weight of the user before and after excretion from the force applied to the toilet seat 201. In this case, it is possible to determine the weight of the user with higher accuracy than measuring the weight of the user in the standing position. Moreover, it is possible to measure the weight of the excrement by subtracting the weight after excretion from the weight before elimination of the user.
- the toilet seat 201 be designed at a height such that the user's foot does not reach the floor. This makes it possible to measure the weight of the user more accurately.
- a body temperature measurement unit that measures the temperature of the user be disposed on the toilet seat 201. This makes it possible to record changes in the user's daily temperature.
- the biological information measurement unit 220 may also include a blood pressure measurement unit 211 that measures the blood pressure of the user at the time of excretion. This makes it possible to prevent the user from being overwhelmed by excessive pressure.
- the blood pressure measurement unit 211 for example, a sound receiving unit provided in the toilet seat 201 is used. It becomes possible to estimate the blood pressure by measuring the magnitude of the heart sound by the sound receiving unit.
- the biological information measurement unit 220 may include a blood flow measurement unit that measures the blood flow of the user.
- a blood flow rate measuring unit for example, a pulse oximeter including a light source and a light receiving unit is used. Since the compression of the vein around the anal region is calculated, this makes it possible to prevent the user from becoming acupuncture in the same manner as described above.
- the blood pressure measurement unit 211 or the blood flow measurement unit can be used also when separately detecting occult blood in excrement and hemorrhage due to hemorrhoids.
- the toilet apparatus 200 may have a cleaning function for cleaning the toilet bowl 202. As a result, it becomes possible to inspect the components of excrement with higher accuracy, and it becomes possible to monitor health condition with high accuracy.
- a water supply unit including a water supply tank 203 for storing water and a water supply pipe 208 for supplying water from the water supply tank 203 to the toilet bowl 202 is used.
- tap water as the water supply tank 203 and supplying water to the toilet 202 through the water supply pipe 208 after excretion, it becomes possible to wash the toilet 202 inexpensively.
- the toilet apparatus 200 also includes a personal identification unit that authenticates the user with a fingerprint, an iris, a vein, or the like.
- the personal identification information obtained by the personal identification unit is stored in the control unit 206 together with biological information such as the concentration of components of excrement. As a result, even when the toilet apparatus 200 is used by a plurality of users, it is possible to identify the user, thereby enabling health management for each user.
- the toilet apparatus 200 includes a fingerprint authentication unit 207 as an example of a personal identification unit.
- the fingerprint authentication unit 207 is installed in a toilet door knob or a water supply switch for supplying water from the water supply tank 203 to the toilet 202 or the like.
- the fingerprint authentication unit 207 identifies the user by the fingerprint. This makes it possible to not only reduce the burden of managing the health of the user but also to reliably acquire fingerprint information.
- the fingerprint authentication unit 207 corresponds to an example of the user identification unit.
- the personal identification unit may perform contactless authentication such as iris authentication, retina authentication, or face authentication.
- contactless authentication such as iris authentication, retina authentication, or face authentication.
- personal authentication can be performed without discomfort even when a plurality of users use it.
- it may be iris authentication, which makes it possible to authenticate the user more accurately.
- the toilet apparatus 200 may include a user number detection unit that detects the number of users in the same room. This makes it possible to prevent the false collection of biometric information of other users different from the authenticated user.
- the toilet apparatus 200 may also include a network connection unit 212 for connecting to a network such as the Internet. The effect of this will be described in the fourth embodiment.
- the toilet apparatus 200 (biometric information acquisition terminal) of the present embodiment may include the network connection unit 212 or the control unit 206. As a result, the amount of information to be transmitted can be further reduced, and a more inexpensive network connection unit can be selected.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic view showing an example of a biological information acquisition terminal according to the third embodiment.
- the oral examination terminal 400 is an example of a biological information acquisition terminal provided with a biological information acquisition unit.
- the body fluid component measuring unit 401 measures the component concentration of the body fluid in the oral cavity.
- the oral examination terminal 400 includes a handle portion 406 and an oral insertion portion 407.
- the handle portion 406 is gripped by the user.
- the oral cavity insertion portion 407 is connected to the end of the handle portion 406 and is inserted into the oral cavity.
- the body fluid component measurement unit 401 is provided in the oral cavity insertion unit 407.
- the body fluid component measuring unit 401 is inserted into the oral cavity of the user and measures the components of the body fluid in the oral cavity.
- the body fluid component measurement unit 401 may measure, for example, components such as saliva or gingival crevicular fluid.
- Information on the obtained body fluid component is stored in the control unit 402 provided with a storage unit.
- oral examination terminal 400 may include a personal identification unit such as fingerprint identification unit 403.
- the fingerprint authentication unit 403 identifies the user by the fingerprint.
- the control unit 402 stores personal authentication information and biometric information in association with each other, thereby enabling health management for each user even when the oral examination terminal 400 is used by a plurality of users.
- the fingerprint authentication unit 403 corresponds to an example of the user identification unit.
- FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the oral examination terminal in the third embodiment.
- the oral examination terminal 400 includes a biological information measurement unit 420, a control unit 402, a fingerprint authentication unit 403, and a network connection unit 410.
- the biological information measurement unit 420 measures biological information of the user in the mouth of the user.
- the biological information measurement unit 420 includes a body fluid component measurement unit 401, an oral temperature measurement unit 408, and a body temperature measurement unit 409.
- the body fluid component measurement unit 401 may also measure the component concentration of blood in the oral cavity. This enables health management targeting more medical conditions.
- the oral examination terminal 400 may include at least one protrusion 404.
- the at least one protrusion 404 can be used to cause bleeding in the oral cavity, so that the component concentration of blood in the oral cavity can be measured more accurately.
- the protrusion 404 may have flexibility. This makes it possible to reduce the pain associated with bleeding.
- the oral examination terminal 400 may include a plurality of protrusions 404. As a result, it is possible to promote bleeding at a plurality of locations in the oral cavity, so it is possible to measure the component concentration of blood with high sensitivity in a short time.
- the oral cavity inspection terminal 400 may include a drive unit 405 that gives the projection 404 kinetic energy such as vibration.
- the drive unit 405 vibrates the protrusion 404 provided on the oral cavity insertion portion 407 by vibrating the oral cavity insertion portion 407. Since this makes it possible to promote bleeding in the oral cavity in a shorter time, it is possible to measure the component concentration of blood in a shorter time.
- the oral examination terminal 400 suppresses the force applied to the connection portion connecting the oral cavity insertion portion 407 and the handle portion 406. It may have a unit. This makes it possible to prevent the oral cavity from being damaged more than necessary.
- flexibility is used as a suppression part.
- the suppression unit may issue a warning to the user when a force equal to or greater than a predetermined force is applied to the connection unit.
- the drive unit 405 may stop the drive when a force equal to or greater than a predetermined force is applied to the connection unit. This makes it possible to prevent the oral cavity from being damaged more than necessary.
- oral cavity inspection terminal 400 shown in the present embodiment includes a plurality of projections 404, and the plurality of projections 404 are used to remove food stains and the like attached to the surfaces of teeth and the like, and to wash the oral cavity. It may function as This makes it possible to simultaneously perform cleaning in the oral cavity and component testing of body fluid in the oral cavity, thereby further reducing the burden on the user for health management.
- the oral cavity inspection terminal 400 shown in the present embodiment includes the protrusion 404, and the protrusion 404 functions as an interdental brush that cleans between the adjacent teeth by inserting it between the adjacent teeth. May be This enables more sensitive blood component analysis.
- the bodily fluid component measurement unit 401 may not be provided in the oral cavity insertion unit 407.
- the user inserts the oral cavity insertion part 407 into the oral cavity and then takes it out, and uses the body fluid component measurement part 401 installed at a place different from the oral cavity insertion part 407.
- the body fluid component measuring unit 401 examines the component of the body fluid attached to the oral cavity insertion unit 407. Thereby, the weight of the oral cavity insertion portion 407 can be reduced.
- the handle portion 406 of the oral examination terminal 400 may be removable from the oral cavity insertion portion 407. As a result, since the handle portion 406 can be shared by a plurality of users, a cheaper biometric information acquisition terminal can be provided.
- the body fluid component measurement unit 401 is an absorption spectrum measurement unit that measures the absorption spectrum of the test substance, an optical rotation measurement unit that measures the optical activity of the test substance, or It may be a Raman spectroscopy measurement unit that measures the scattering spectrum of Raman scattered light by the test substance. This eliminates the need for consumables and makes it possible to measure component concentrations inexpensively.
- the oral cavity insertion portion 407 may include a light source and a light receiving unit. As a result, since it is not necessary to join the light guide paths for guiding the light at the connection portion connecting the handle portion 406 and the oral cavity insertion portion 407, more sensitive measurement can be performed.
- the handle portion 406 may include a light source or a light receiving portion.
- the oral cavity insertion portion 407 can be made smaller and less expensive.
- the light source or the light receiving unit may be installed outside the oral cavity insertion unit 407 and may guide light to the oral cavity insertion unit 407 by a light guide such as an optical fiber.
- a light guide such as an optical fiber
- a light source a laser light source or a super luminescent diode may be used.
- the light source can be miniaturized.
- the light source may be a variable wavelength light source. This makes it possible to realize a small-sized oral examination terminal capable of analyzing more types of body fluid components.
- the light source is a broadband light source that emits light of different wavelengths
- the light receiving unit includes a light separating unit that separates light according to the wavelength. This makes it possible to realize an oral examination terminal capable of analyzing more types of body fluid components.
- the handle portion 406 includes a light source or a light receiving portion
- the handle portion 406 and the oral cavity insertion portion 407 are detachable, and the drive portion 405 vibrates the protrusion 404 to promote bleeding in the oral cavity
- the part 405 desirably has a vibration stop period for stopping the vibration, and the body fluid component measurement unit 401 may measure the concentration of the component of the body fluid in the oral cavity during the vibration stop period.
- light may be emitted from the tip of at least one protrusion 404. This makes it possible to analyze body fluid components with higher accuracy.
- the irradiated light is scattered in the oral cavity and then enters the optical fiber installed in the oral cavity insertion portion 407 and is guided to the light receiving portion, similarly to the above, from the tip of the projection 404 It is desirable to capture light. This makes it possible to analyze body fluid components with higher accuracy.
- At least one of the plurality of protrusions 404 may be an optical fiber. This makes it possible to obtain biological information with high sensitivity daily.
- the optical fiber may be a plastic fiber. As a result, it is possible to realize a more durable oral examination terminal.
- the plurality of protrusions 404 it is more desirable for the plurality of protrusions 404 to emit light from the tip or to receive light from the tip. As a result, it is possible to realize a more durable oral examination terminal.
- the oral cavity inspection terminal 400 when used as a toothbrush for cleaning in the oral cavity, it is desirable that the plurality of projections 404 be optical fibers, and furthermore, the plurality of optical fibers may be plastic fibers. This makes it possible to further enhance the durability and obtain biological information with high sensitivity.
- the oral cavity inspection terminal 400 when used for washing
- the protrusion 404 which is an optical fiber may have the same length as the other protrusion 404 which is not an optical fiber.
- Other protrusions 404 that are not fibers may be longer. This makes it possible to inspect the oral cavity with high sensitivity.
- the body fluid component measurement unit 401 may measure the amount of light obtained by the light receiving unit by causing the light source to emit light in a state where the oral cavity insertion unit 407 is not inserted into the oral cavity. Thereby, it is possible to confirm the transmittance of the light path in the oral examination terminal 400, the wavelength dependency of the transmittance, and the like, as to whether or not sufficient sensitivity is obtained.
- the oral examination terminal 400 cleans the optical path or replaces the oral cavity insertion portion 407 when the sensitivity obtained when the oral cavity insertion portion 407 is not inserted into the oral cavity or the transmittance of the optical path is lower than an arbitrary threshold.
- a replacement notification unit may be provided to In addition, the replacement notification unit notifies using light or sound. This makes it possible to inspect the oral cavity with higher sensitivity.
- the oral examination terminal 400 may include a blood component analysis completion notification unit that notifies the user of the analysis completion of the blood component. This makes it possible to prevent the user from bleeding more than necessary for analysis of blood components.
- the above-mentioned blood component analysis completion notifying unit is constituted by, for example, a light emitting unit such as an LED (Light Emitting Diode) installed in the handle unit 406, or an audio output unit outputting a sound installed in the handle unit 406 .
- the biological information measurement unit 420 may include a detection unit that detects that the analysis of the blood component is completed. In this case, the detection unit detects that the analysis of the blood component is completed, for example, by detecting that the concentration of the component not contained in the saliva but contained only in the blood is equal to or higher than a predetermined threshold. The detection unit can determine that the analysis of the blood component is completed, for example, when the concentration of hemoglobin contained in red blood cells becomes equal to or higher than a predetermined threshold.
- the oral examination terminal 400 may include a cleaning completion notification unit that notifies the user that the cleaning of the oral cavity has been completed. This allows the user to complete the cleaning of the oral cavity in a shorter time.
- the cleaning completion notification unit notifies the user by light or sound, for example, as in the above-described blood component analysis completion notification unit.
- the cleaning completion notification unit detects, for example, the amount of dental plaque in the oral cavity, determines that the cleaning in the oral cavity is complete when the detected amount of dental plaque is less than or equal to a predetermined threshold, and notifies the user .
- the cleaning completion notifying unit may determine that the cleaning is completed and notify the user.
- the oral examination terminal 400 may include a saliva component analysis completion notification unit that notifies the user that the analysis of the saliva component is completed. This makes it possible to analyze saliva components in a shorter time.
- the body fluid component measuring unit 401 may measure the concentration of the target component in comparison with the concentration of hemoglobin. This makes it possible to measure the component concentration of blood more accurately. For example, when measuring the concentration of glucose contained in blood, the body fluid component measuring unit 401 compares the concentration of hemoglobin with the concentration of glucose. Since the concentration of hemoglobin is almost constant in blood, it becomes possible to analyze the concentration of glucose with high accuracy by comparing the concentration of hemoglobin with the concentration of glucose.
- the body fluid component measurement unit 401 may measure the concentration of the target component (for example, glucose) before bleeding, then detect the bleeding, and measure the concentration of the target component at the time of bleeding. This makes it possible to measure the concentration of the target component contained in saliva and the concentration of the target component contained in blood.
- the target component for example, glucose
- the biological information measurement unit 420 may also include an oral temperature measurement unit 408 provided in the oral cavity insertion unit 407 for measuring the temperature in the oral cavity.
- the oral cavity temperature measurement unit 408 is configured of, for example, a thermistor, a thermocouple, a thermopile, a bolometer, or a photodiode. Thermistor is desirable because it is less expensive. A thermopile, a bolometer, or a photodiode made of indium antimonide is desirable because it can measure at higher speed.
- the biological information measurement unit 420 may include a body temperature measurement unit 409 provided at a position at which the user's finger of the handle unit 406 contacts, for measuring the temperature of the user's finger. By measuring and comparing both the temperature in the oral cavity and the temperature of the finger, it becomes possible to grasp the blood flow rate or cooling property from the trunk to the end of the user.
- the fingerprint authentication unit 403 be provided in the handle unit 406. As a result, since the user can be automatically specified while using the oral examination terminal 400, the personal identification information of the user can be acquired with higher probability.
- the oral examination terminal 400 may include a vein authentication unit that authenticates the user by a vein in the handle unit 406.
- a vein authentication unit that authenticates the user by a vein in the handle unit 406.
- the shape of the handle unit 406 may be a shape that guides the user to have a certain holding manner.
- a personal authentication unit such as a vein authentication unit or a fingerprint authentication unit 403 may be provided outside the handle unit 406 and the oral cavity insertion unit 407.
- the personal identification unit may be provided, for example, on a storage stand for storing the oral examination terminal 400, a charging stand for charging the oral examination terminal 400, or the like. Thereby, the oral examination terminal 400 can be further miniaturized.
- identification information may be given to each oral cavity insertion portion 407, and the identification information and the user may be registered in association with each other. Thereby, the user can be specified at the same time as the oral cavity insertion portion 407 is attached to the handle portion 406.
- the oral examination terminal 400 includes a user confirmation unit that confirms that the user of the oral cavity insertion unit 407 is a user registered in advance.
- the user confirmation unit for example, voice-outputs the name of the user registered in advance, and accepts pressing of the button for confirmation by the user. As described above, the user confirmation unit can more accurately acquire the biometric information for each user.
- the oral examination terminal 400 may also include a network connection unit 410 for connecting to a network such as the Internet. The effect of this will be described in the fourth embodiment.
- the network connection unit 410 may be provided in a storage stand for storing the oral examination terminal 400 or a charging stand for charging the oral examination terminal 400.
- the oral examination terminal 400 (biometric information acquisition terminal) according to the present embodiment may include the network connection unit 410 or the control unit 402. As a result, the amount of information to be transmitted can be further reduced, and a more inexpensive network connection unit can be selected.
- the body fluid component measuring unit 401 measures the concentration of the component of blood in the oral cavity of the user
- the body fluid component measuring unit 401 is a component of blood mixed in the user's excrement.
- the concentration may be measured, or the component concentration of blood adhering to the shave shaver may be measured. Since excretion or shaving has an implementation purpose other than the purpose of health management, it is possible to further reduce the inconvenience given to the user for health management.
- the biological information acquisition terminal which also serves to wash the oral cavity is desirable because it can measure the component concentration of blood more frequently.
- a biological information acquisition terminal for measuring the concentration of components of blood mixed in excrement is preferable as a biological information acquisition terminal capable of measuring the concentration of various types of components such as urine, feces and blood, and the biological information acquisition
- a health management system equipped with a terminal is also desirable because it can be configured at a lower cost.
- the biometric information acquisition terminal records the health condition of the user, manages the health condition of the user, presents the user with the health condition, and advises the user of the health condition improvement. Good. Even in a biometric information acquisition terminal not connected to the network, record the user's health status, manage the user's health status, present the user with the health status, and advise the user to improve the health status And so on.
- the biometric information acquisition terminal is connected to the network, and by being connected to the network, the effects as shown in the fourth embodiment can be realized. It becomes.
- FIG. 10 is a schematic view showing an example of a health management system according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11 a is connected to the processing server 14 via the network 13.
- the biometric information and the personal identification information acquired by the biometric information acquisition terminal 11 a are transmitted to the processing server 14 via the network 13 and stored.
- the health management system 1 includes biometric information acquisition terminals 11a, 11b and 11c, a health improvement device 12, a processing server 14, an information display terminal 15, an information input terminal 16, and a correction information acquisition terminal 17.
- the biometric information acquisition terminals 11a, 11b and 11c, the health improvement device 12, the information display terminal 15, the information input terminal 16, and the correction information acquisition terminal 17 are communicably connected to the processing server 14 via the network 13, respectively.
- the network 13 is, for example, the Internet.
- the biometric information acquisition terminals 11a, 11b, and 11c acquire the biometric information and the personal identification information of the user, and transmit the acquired biometric information and the personal identification information to the processing server 14.
- the biological information acquisition terminals 11a, 11b and 11c are, for example, the bath apparatus 300 of the first embodiment, the toilet apparatus 200 of the second embodiment, or the oral examination terminal 400 of the third embodiment.
- the information input terminal 16 receives the input of the biometric information and the personal identification information by the user.
- the information input terminal 16 transmits the received biometric information to the processing server 14 together with the personal identification information.
- the information input terminal 16 is, for example, a mobile communication terminal such as a mobile phone, a tablet computer, a personal computer, or the like.
- the correction information acquisition terminal 17 acquires correction information for correcting the biological information acquired by the biological information acquisition terminals 11a, 11b and 11c.
- the correction information acquisition terminal 17 transmits the acquired correction information to the processing server 14 together with the personal authentication information.
- the correction information acquisition terminal 17 is, for example, a device for measuring an amount of muscle activity such as an activity meter or a pedometer, a thermometer, a hygrometer, a lighting device, a lighting device, or a user It is a position information acquisition device that acquires position information of a user such as a device that can be estimated or GPS (Global Positioning System).
- the processing server 14 receives the biometric information and the personal identification information transmitted by the biometric information acquisition terminals 11a, 11b, and 11c, and stores the received biometric information in association with each user. Further, the processing server 14 generates control information for controlling the operation of the health improvement device 12 to improve the health condition of the user based on the received biometric information of the user, and the generated control information is used as a health improvement device. Send to 12
- the processing server 14 receives an acquisition request for a display screen for displaying biological information from the information display terminal 15, and generates a display screen for displaying the user's biological information in response to the received acquisition request. And transmits the generated display screen to the information display terminal 15.
- the processing server 14 receives the biometric information and the personal identification information transmitted by the information input terminal 16, and stores the received biometric information in association with each user.
- the processing server 14 receives the correction information and the personal identification information transmitted by the correction information acquisition terminal 17, and corrects the biological information based on the received correction information.
- the processing server 14 is, for example, the cloud server 111 or the server 121 illustrated in FIG. 1.
- the health improvement device 12 receives the control information transmitted by the processing server 14 and operates according to the received control information.
- the health improvement device 12 is, for example, a massage device.
- the information display terminal 15 transmits to the processing server 14 a request for acquiring a display screen for displaying biological information of the user, receives a display screen for displaying biological information of the user from the processing server 14, and receives the display screen. Display the displayed screen.
- the information display terminal 15 is, for example, a mobile communication terminal such as a mobile phone, a tablet computer, a personal computer, or the like.
- the health management system 1 may not include all the health improvement device 12, the information display terminal 15, the information input terminal 16, and the correction information acquisition terminal 17.
- the health management system 1 may also include at least one of the health improvement device 12, the information display terminal 15, the information input terminal 16, and the correction information acquisition terminal 17.
- FIG. 11 is a sequence diagram showing a flow of processing of the health management system in the fourth embodiment.
- the process of the biometric information acquisition terminal 11a, the process server 14, and the information display terminal 15 is shown.
- the living body information acquiring terminal 11a will be described taking the bath apparatus 300 shown in FIG. 3 as an example.
- step S1 the fingerprint authentication unit 303 of the biometric information acquisition terminal 11a (bath apparatus 300) authenticates the user and acquires personal authentication information for identifying the user.
- step S2 the living body information measurement unit 320 measures the living body information of the user.
- step S3 the network connection unit 315 transmits the personal authentication information acquired by the fingerprint authentication unit 303 and the biological information measured by the biological information measurement unit 320 to the processing server 14, and the processing server 14 The personal identification information and the biometric information transmitted from the biometric information acquisition terminal 11a are received.
- step S4 the processing server 14 stores the received biological information in the storage unit in association with the received personal authentication information.
- step S5 the information display terminal 15 transmits a display screen acquisition request for displaying biological information to the processing server 14, and the processing server 14 receives the acquisition request transmitted by the information display terminal 15. Do.
- the acquisition request includes information for identifying the user.
- step S6 the processing server 14 generates a display screen for displaying the user's biological information in response to the received acquisition request.
- the processing server 14 reads out, from the storage unit, biological information corresponding to the information for specifying the user included in the acquisition request, and generates display screen data for displaying the read biological information.
- step S7 the processing server 14 transmits the generated display screen data to the information display terminal 15, and the information display terminal 15 receives the display screen data transmitted by the processing server 14.
- step S8 the information display terminal 15 displays biological information based on the received display screen data.
- the processing server 14 is not essential, but the processing server 14 connected to the network 13 may record the user's health condition (biometric information).
- the health condition (biological information) of the user is displayed on the information display terminal 15 similarly connected to the network 13, and the user can confirm the health condition (biological information).
- the information display terminal 15 it is desirable that not only the user himself / herself use the information display terminal 15 to confirm the health condition of the user, but also that staff members such as a hospital, a care facility or a health facility can confirm using the information display terminal 15 . Thereby, it becomes possible for the staff of a hospital, a nursing home or a health facility to confirm the medical condition of the user.
- the family of the user can confirm the health condition of the user using the information display terminal 15.
- the family of the user living in a remote place can easily confirm the health condition of the user.
- the living body information acquisition terminal 11a in the health management system 1 of the present invention may be the toilet apparatus 200 as shown in the second embodiment. This makes it possible to manage the health of the user based on the components of the excrement.
- the toilet apparatus 200 acquires the concentration of urine protein as biological information
- early detection and prognosis management of a renal disease can be performed.
- the toilet apparatus 200 acquires the concentration of urinary sugar as biological information
- early detection of diabetes becomes possible
- the toilet apparatus 200 acquires the amount of salt contained in urine as biological information, hypertension occurs.
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11a may be a bath apparatus 300 as described in the first embodiment.
- the bath apparatus 300 acquires an electrocardiogram as biological information, thereby enabling screening of arteriosclerosis.
- bath apparatus 300 acquires a change in body temperature as biological information, early detection of a medical condition such as a cold becomes possible.
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11a may be an oral examination terminal 400 as shown in the third embodiment.
- the oral examination terminal 400 can perform prognosis management of hyperlipidemia by acquiring the value of neutral fat, the value of bad cholesterol, or the value of good cholesterol contained in blood as biological information.
- the oral cavity examination terminal 400 can perform prognosis management of diabetes by acquiring a blood glucose level or a HbA1c value as biological information.
- PSA prote specific antigen
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11a may be an inspection terminal which inspects the concentration of the component contained in the tear.
- the component concentration of tears and the component concentration of blood are similar. Therefore, by measuring the component concentration of tears, for example, it becomes possible to estimate the above-mentioned component concentration contained in blood.
- the measurement accuracy of blood by tearing is inferior to the case of direct measurement of blood, noninvasive biological information can be measured more easily.
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11a may be an active mass meter, a body composition meter, a thermometer, a sphygmomanometer, or a pulse oximeter, and can be used on a daily basis for each user. Time-varying biological information may be acquired on a monthly or yearly basis.
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11a is a device that is used on a daily basis, such as excretion, bathing or cleaning in the oral cavity (toothpaste). This makes it possible to further reduce the burden on the health management of the user.
- the health management system 1 of the present embodiment may include a plurality of biometric information acquisition terminals 11a, 11b, 11c, ... connected via the network 13.
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11a is a toilet device installed at the user's home
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11b is a toilet device installed at the user's work place
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11c is a convenience store It may be a toilet device installed in the In this case, it is desirable that the health management system 1 be constructed by a plurality of toilet devices having different installation locations. Each toilet device may transmit the obtained biometric information and personal identification information to the processing server 14.
- the health management system 1 desirably includes a plurality of biological information acquisition terminals installed at a plurality of locations, and can measure the amount of salt discharge for 24 hours. Thereby, for example, it becomes possible to manage the salt intake of the user more appropriately, and it becomes possible to prompt the user to reduce salt.
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11a is a sphygmomanometer installed at the user's home
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11b is a sphygmomanometer installed at the user's work place
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11c is May be a sphygmomanometer installed in a restaurant.
- the health management system 1 be constructed by a plurality of sphygmomanometers having different installation locations. Each sphygmomanometer may transmit the obtained biometric information and personal identification information to the processing server 14.
- the user does not necessarily have to measure the blood pressure only with the sphygmomanometer at home, and the burden for health management is further reduced.
- biological information blood pressure
- more appropriate health management can be performed.
- the health management system 1 may include a plurality of biological information acquisition terminals 11a, 11b, 11c,... Which acquire different types of biological information.
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11a is a blood component measurement terminal (oral examination terminal 400) that measures the component of blood
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11b is an excrement component measurement terminal (toilet device that measures the component of excrement 200).
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11a is a blood component measurement terminal (oral examination terminal 400) that measures the component of blood
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11b is an excrement component measurement terminal (toilet device that measures the component of excrement 200).
- the creatinine clearance CrCl is calculated by the following equation.
- CrCl CrU ⁇ VolU / CrB
- CrCl creatinine clearance [ml / min]
- CrU urine creatinine concentration [mg / dl]
- VolU urine volume per unit time [ml / min].
- CrB is the serum creatinine concentration [ml / dl].
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11a is an electrocardiogram measurement terminal (bath apparatus 300) for measuring an electrocardiogram
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11b is a blood component measurement terminal (oral examination terminal 400) for measuring a component of blood. It may be. Both cardiac troponin and H-FABP (human heart-derived fatty acid binding protein) measured by a blood component measurement terminal and the waveform of an electrocardiogram measured by an electrocardiogram measurement terminal are monitored, and comprehensive myocardial infarction and chronic cardiac muscle It is possible to detect the infarct early or grasp the condition.
- H-FABP human heart-derived fatty acid binding protein
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11a is a tear component measurement terminal that measures a component contained in tears
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11b is a blood component measurement terminal that measures a component contained in blood (oral examination terminal 400 ) May be.
- the processing server 14 can also use the tear component information obtained by the tear component measurement terminal as alternative biological information of blood component information. is there. For example, when the component concentration of glucose contained in blood can not be obtained, the processing server 14 can use the component concentration of glucose contained in tears as alternative biological information.
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11a is an excrement component measurement terminal (toilet device 200) that measures components of excrement
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11b is a blood component measurement terminal that measures components contained in blood It may be (oral examination terminal 400).
- the processing server 14 can use the component information of blood obtained by the blood component measuring terminal as alternative biological information of urine component information when the urine component information can not be obtained by the excrement component measuring terminal a.
- an oral examination terminal, a bath apparatus, a toilet apparatus, and a body composition meter used by the same user respectively have a network connection for connecting to the network 13 and a temperature measurement for measuring the temperature of each part of the body And a unit.
- the processing server 14 determines the temperature in the oral cavity and the temperature of the hand measured at the oral examination terminal, the core body temperature measured in the bath device, the rectal temperature and temperature of the thigh measured in the toilet device, and the body composition meter It is possible to store the temperature of the sole measured at the same time.
- the processing server 14 uses the biometric information obtained from another biometric information acquisition terminal as substitute biometric information for the biometric information that can not be obtained. This makes it possible to monitor health status with less loss of biological information.
- the health management system 1 including the plurality of biological information acquisition terminals described above may include biological information acquisition terminals other than the biological information acquisition terminals described above, and more living bodies More appropriate health management can be performed by the information acquisition terminal.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of a first display screen displayed on the information display terminal.
- the information display terminal 15 includes a display unit 161.
- the display unit 161 displays a user name 162 for identifying a user, an apparatus name 163 for identifying a biometric information acquisition terminal, an apparatus ID 164, and biometric information 165 acquired by the biometric information acquisition terminal.
- the device name 163, the device ID 164, and the biological information 165 are displayed for each biological information acquisition terminal, and are also displayed for each installation location of the biological information acquisition terminal.
- the information acquired from the plurality of biological information acquisition terminals 11 is displayed on the information display terminal 15 collectively for each installation place of the biological information acquisition terminal 11. This allows the user to easily confirm the equipment and biometric information used for his / her health management.
- the information display terminal 15 receives, from the screen shown in FIG. 12, an input regarding information disclosure restriction as to whether or not the biometric information 165 acquired by the biometric information acquisition terminal 11 is to be provided to the service provider 120.
- the input regarding the information disclosure restriction received by the biometric information acquisition terminal 11 is color-coded and displayed on the information display terminal 15. For example, if biological information may be provided to the service provider 120, the biological information 165 is displayed in white, and if the measurement result is left without providing the biological information to the service provider 120, the biological information 165 in gray is displayed. Is displayed, and when the measurement result is not left without providing the biological information to the service provider 120, the biological information 165 is displayed in black. Thus, the biometric information 165 is displayed in different colors according to the information disclosure restriction.
- the user can check the biometric information acquisition terminal 11 owned by the user and the biometric information 165 acquired by each biometric information acquisition terminal 11 in a list.
- a service that can be provided may be displayed on the information display terminal 15 from the biological information 165 currently provided to the service provider 120.
- FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of a second display screen displayed on the information display terminal.
- the information display terminal 15 includes a display unit 161.
- the assumed disease of the user is displayed on the dedicated page of the user on the information display terminal 15.
- the processing server 14 of the service provider 120 analyzes the information to be presented to the user based on the biological information acquired in step S2 in step S6 of FIG. 11, and generates display data shown in FIG.
- a disease name 170 representing the estimated disease name is displayed.
- the progression speed 171 of the estimated disease is scored and displayed.
- the advancing speed 171 in FIG. 13 represents the state deterioration speed in the past one month, and is represented by 5 full marks.
- the age 172 corresponding to the estimated disease state is displayed. Thereby, the user can grasp the present condition and compare with the actual age.
- the age corresponding to the condition of the estimated disease is calculated from the stored large amount of information, with the processing server 14 accumulating a large amount of information acquired in the past from the information display terminal 15 used by other users.
- the information may be
- lifetime medical expenses 173 expected in the future are calculated and displayed. This can improve the user's motivation for health improvement.
- the life prediction result 174 calculated based on the estimated condition of the disease is displayed. In addition, the higher the severity, the darker the background color is displayed.
- FIG. 14 is a diagram showing an example of a third display screen displayed on the information display terminal.
- the information display terminal 15 includes a display unit 161.
- the information display terminal 15 is a hospital visit schedule created based on the biometric information acquired from the plurality of biometric information acquisition terminals 11 and the history of visits to the hospital of the user managed by the service provider 120.
- Outgoing hospital information 181 on the hospital and hospital information 182 on nearby hospitals are displayed.
- visit information 181 and hospital information 182 are displayed superimposed on the information on each disease displayed in FIG. 13.
- the method for the service provider 120 to obtain the hospital visit information 181 and the hospital information 182 is not limited.
- the user may notify the service provider 120 by inputting the visit information 181 and the hospital information 182 to the information display terminal 15, or may obtain it from a GPS (not shown) or the like built in the information display terminal 15.
- the service provider 120 may automatically create the visit information 181 and the hospital information 182 using the location information.
- the hospitalization information 181 and the hospital information 182 may be created by the processing server 14 of the service provider 120 in cooperation with the server apparatus disposed in each hospital.
- hospital visit information 181 including information on the hospital in the hospital visit and the next hospital visit reservation information is displayed.
- hospital information 182 on nearby hospitals is displayed based on the visit history of the user.
- the hospital information 182 is displayed when the user has not visited the hospital for a certain period of time or more.
- the hospital information 182 may include a message for recommending a first visit if the selected disease is not hospitalized.
- the processing server 14 may also search nearby hospitals based on the address of the user registered in advance or the user's position information acquired by GPS.
- hospital information 182 and the like regarding nearby hospitals can be displayed.
- the service provider 120 such as a hospital or company also has an effect such as advertising promotion.
- a reservation button 183 corresponding to the displayed hospital information 182 is displayed.
- the user can use the information display terminal 15 to press a reservation button 183 corresponding to the displayed hospital information 182 (click or touch), and can thereby make an appointment for a medical examination at a nearby hospital.
- FIG. 15 is a diagram showing an example of a fourth display screen displayed on the information display terminal.
- the information display terminal 15 includes a display unit 161.
- the advertisement information 184 selected based on the biometric information acquired from the plurality of biometric information acquisition terminals 11 and the advertisement information managed by the service provider 120 is displayed on the information display terminal 15.
- the advertisement information 184 is displayed superimposed on the information on each disease displayed in FIG.
- the processing server 14 acquires information on the measurement accuracy of the biometric information acquisition terminal 11, and from the information, the advertisement information 184 for providing the corresponding biometric information acquisition terminal 11 is selected, and the selected advertisement information 184 is selected. It is displayed.
- a purchase button 185 corresponding to the displayed advertisement information 184 is displayed.
- the user can purchase a product to be advertised by pressing (clicking or touching) the purchase button 185 corresponding to the displayed advertisement information 184 using the information display terminal 15.
- it is proposed to purchase a biological information acquisition terminal having more measurement functions in order to improve the measurement accuracy.
- FIG. 16 is a diagram showing an example of a fifth display screen displayed on the information display terminal.
- the information display terminal 15 includes a display unit 161.
- detailed information 186 of the user's disease assumed based on the biological information acquired from the plurality of biological information acquisition terminals 11 is displayed on the information display terminal 15.
- detailed information 186 is displayed superimposed on the information on each disease displayed in FIG. 13.
- the detailed information 186 is displayed.
- the detailed information 186 includes detailed biological information acquired from each biological information acquisition terminal 11 on which the corresponding disease information is based.
- the user can confirm which biological information is acquired from which of the plurality of biological information acquisition terminals 11.
- the biometric information acquired by the biometric information acquisition terminal 11 is graphed and displayed for each acquired date.
- the data 188 of the day when data that differs by more than a fixed value is acquired from the average acquired data of the user is displayed as a reference value in a display mode different from the normal display mode. Be done.
- the data 189 of the day input by the user is a normal display mode as a reference value. It is displayed in different display modes.
- FIG. 17 is a diagram showing an example of a sixth display screen displayed on the information display terminal.
- the information display terminal 15 includes a display unit 161.
- proposal information 190 to be presented to the user is displayed on the information display terminal 15 based on the biological information acquired from the plurality of biological information acquisition terminals 11.
- proposal information 190 is displayed superimposed on the information on each disease displayed in FIG. 13.
- proposal information 190 representing a countermeasure to be taken for the disease corresponding to the disease name 170 is displayed.
- the proposal information 190 includes various information that can be created based on the acquired biological information, which leads to improvement of the user's health.
- the processing server 14 may manage the content of the user's meal, and may include the meal menu which aggravates the user's current disease from the user's meal menu in the proposal information 190 and present it.
- the diet menu may be displayed together with how much the lifetime medical expenses increase or how long the life span will be shortened.
- the display unit 161 may include and display in the proposal information 190 a meal menu capable of improving the current disease of the user.
- FIG. 18 is a diagram showing an example of a seventh display screen displayed on the information display terminal.
- the information display terminal 15 includes a display unit 161.
- proposal information 191 to be presented to the user is displayed on the information display terminal 15 based on the biological information acquired from the plurality of biological information acquisition terminals 11.
- proposal information 191 is displayed that indicates a countermeasure to be taken for the disease corresponding to the disease name 170.
- a control button 192 for controlling the device based on the displayed proposal information 191 is displayed.
- the user can control each device (including the other biometric information acquisition terminal 11) connected to the processing server 14 by pressing (clicking or touching) the control button 192.
- a control button 192 stating “Do you raise the temperature of the hot water by 1 ° C.?” Is displayed, and the user presses (controls or clicks) the control button 192 to connect to the processing server 14
- the bath device 300 water temperature in the bathtub 330
- the proposal information 191 may be created based on the biological information acquired from the biological information acquisition terminal 11 and various information acquired from other devices (including other biological information acquisition terminals 11). For example, as shown in FIG. 18, when the disease name 170 is high blood pressure, the proposal information 191 which promotes improvement of the sleep deprivation as information on the sleeping time acquired from other devices as part of the cause is Created and displayed. In addition, as various information acquired from other devices (including other living body information acquisition terminal 11), information etc. regarding external temperature or weather can be considered, and it is not particularly limited.
- FIG. 19 is a diagram showing an example of an eighth display screen displayed on the information display terminal.
- the information display terminal 15 includes a display unit 161.
- biological information 193 acquired from the plurality of biological information acquisition terminals 11 is displayed on the information display terminal 15 for each part of the human body.
- biological information representing temperature, the date and time when the biological information was acquired, and information for specifying the biological information acquisition terminal 11 which acquired the biological information are displayed for each part of the body.
- the forehead temperature, the intra-oral temperature, the hand temperature, the rectal temperature, and the foot temperature are acquired from the plurality of biological information acquisition terminals 11, and displayed together with the acquired dates and times and the acquired biological information acquisition terminals 11.
- “SU01” represents a sleep meter installed at the bedside
- “EA01” represents an air conditioner installed at the user's workplace
- “EA02” is installed at the user's home.
- “HA01” represents a toothbrush (oral examination terminal) installed at the user's workplace
- “HA02” represents a toothbrush (oral examination terminal) installed at the user's home
- “TO01” represents the toilet apparatus installed at the user's workplace
- “TO02” represents the toilet apparatus installed at the user's home
- “TA01” is the body composition installed at the user's home
- "FU 01" represents a bath apparatus installed at the user's home.
- the display unit 161 may display a human body image 194 representing a human body.
- the display unit 161 changes the color or density of each part on the human body image 194 according to the temperature measured for each part of the body, and displays the temperature distribution of the user's body temperature. For example, in the human body image 194, a portion where the body temperature is low is displayed light, and a portion where the body temperature is high is displayed dark.
- a diagnosis result 195 indicating a health condition (for example, a type of coldness) related to the body temperature is displayed.
- the diagnosis result 195 also includes improvement advice for the health condition.
- the improvement advice may be created based on the biological information acquired from the biological information acquisition terminal 11 and any information acquired from another device (including another biological information acquisition terminal 11). For example, improvement advice such as "Let's refrain from the night saturday on Saturdays and Sundays" is created based on information on temperature or day of the week and information on sleep time calculated from the time when the indoor light is turned on.
- the health management system 1 of the present embodiment may include the correction information acquisition terminal 17.
- the processing server 14 corrects the biological information obtained from the biological information acquisition terminal 11a using the correction information obtained from the correction information acquisition terminal 17, thereby enabling more accurate monitoring of the health condition.
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11a is a blood component measurement terminal
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11b is an excrement component measurement terminal
- the processing server 14 monitors creatinine clearance
- the serum creatinine concentration depends on the amount of muscle activity. Therefore, the correction information acquisition terminal 17 includes, for example, an activity meter or a pedometer, and measures the amount of muscle activity as correction information.
- the correction information obtained from the correction information acquisition terminal 17 can be used as correction information when calculating the health condition (the condition of the kidney) from the creatinine clearance.
- correction information acquisition terminal 17 be connected to the processing server 14 via the network 13.
- the correction information acquisition terminal 17 may acquire personal authentication information together with the correction information, and may transmit the acquired correction information and the personal authentication information to the processing server 14. This makes it possible to easily perform health management using the correction information.
- the correction information acquisition terminal 17 may be a thermometer or a hygrometer, and may acquire room temperature, outside air temperature, or humidity as correction information. This makes it possible to correct the influence of the biological information due to the room temperature, the outside air temperature, or the humidity, thereby enabling more appropriate health management.
- the correction information acquisition terminal 17 may be a lighting device disposed in a bedroom, and estimates the wake-up time and the bedtime of the user from the usage history of the lighting device, and corrects the estimated wake-up time and the bedtime It may be acquired as This makes it possible to correct the influence of the bedtime and the wake-up time on the biological information, thereby enabling more appropriate health management.
- the processing server 14 corrects body fat based on the bedtime and the time of getting up. be able to. Also, when measuring and comparing the temperatures of multiple parts of the body (in the oral cavity, hands, soles, deep area, thighs, etc.) using multiple measuring devices, the processing server 14 measures the temperature of each part It is possible to correct the biological information in consideration of the influence of the temperature fluctuation of one day, based on the measured time and the bedtime and wake-up time.
- the correction information acquisition terminal 17 may be an air conditioner provided with a light meter installed in the bedroom, and estimates the bedtime and wake-up time of the user from the information on the brightness of the bedroom measured by the light meter.
- the estimated wake-up time and bedtime may be acquired as correction information. This makes it possible to correct the influence of the bedtime and the wake-up time on the biological information, thereby enabling more appropriate health management.
- the correction information acquisition terminal 17 may be a device equipped with a position information acquisition unit such as GPS, which is always carried by the user, and position information such as the daily movement range or movement distance of the user is used as the correction information You may get it. This makes it possible to correct the influence on biological information by the user's exercise amount, activity environment (temperature in the place where the user was, humidity or harmful substances in the atmosphere), or the amount of ultraviolet light received by the user. Therefore, more appropriate health management is possible.
- a position information acquisition unit such as GPS, which is always carried by the user, and position information such as the daily movement range or movement distance of the user is used as the correction information You may get it. This makes it possible to correct the influence on biological information by the user's exercise amount, activity environment (temperature in the place where the user was, humidity or harmful substances in the atmosphere), or the amount of ultraviolet light received by the user. Therefore, more appropriate health management is possible.
- the health management system 1 of the present embodiment includes the information input terminal 16 connected to the processing server 14 via the network 13.
- the user may input information related to the reliability of the stored biological information using the information input terminal 16. That is, the information input terminal 16 receives an input by the user of information related to the reliability of the stored biological information. This enables more appropriate health management.
- other terminals such as the biometric information acquisition terminal 11 a, the correction information acquisition terminal 17, and the information display terminal 15 may have the function of the information input terminal 16.
- the biometric information acquisition terminal 11a may have a function capable of inputting information.
- a function capable of inputting information for example, a touch panel, a keyboard, a mouse, or a display for displaying input information is used.
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11a is a blood component measurement terminal
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11b is an excrement component measurement terminal
- the processing server 14 monitors creatinine clearance.
- the user had to reduce protein intake in the diet the day before.
- the user may use the information input terminal 16 to input the intake amount of the previous day.
- the processing server 14 can exclude (do not adopt for health care) the data of creatinine clearance on the day when the amount of protein intake is large. This enables more appropriate management of the user's kidney function.
- processing server 14 may use, as reference information, determination of weighting for each data without excluding the data of creatinine clearance on the day when the amount of protein intake is large.
- the user does not need to perform food restriction for health management, and it is possible to reduce the burden of health management.
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11a is a blood component measurement terminal
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11b is an excrement component measurement terminal
- the processing server 14 monitors creatinine clearance
- the information input terminal 16 is used It is desirable to accept the input of daily exercise amount by a person.
- the processing server 14 can correct creatinine clearance data or weight data in consideration of the influence of the change in urine creatinine concentration due to the change in exercise amount. Therefore, it is possible to perform more appropriate prognosis management of kidney disease.
- the processing server 14 can also omit the creatinine clearance data of a day on which exercise amount is large as unreliable data.
- the biological information acquisition terminal 11a is an excrement component measurement terminal, and the excrement component measurement terminal measures the creatinine concentration in urine at the same time as the excretion salt amount, and the processing server 14 is for 24 hours in one urination component measurement.
- the information input terminal 16 desirably receives an input of the daily exercise amount by the user. This enables more appropriate prognosis management of hypertension.
- the information input terminal 16 receives the selection by the user of blood test information of a day having low reliability among the blood test information measured by the blood component measurement terminal, and the processing server 14 receives the information input terminal 16.
- the blood test information selected by may be deleted.
- the user can set the blood test information with low reliability such as blood test information on the day of alcohol consumption and not to adopt it for health management, enabling health management by blood component analysis more appropriately It becomes.
- the information input terminal 16 receives the selection by the user of the biometric information with low reliability among the biometric information acquired by the biometric information acquisition terminal, and the processing server 14 receives the information input terminal 16.
- the biometric information selected by may be deleted. It is possible for the user to omit unreliable biometric information at his or her own discretion. As a result, even if the health management system 1 does not include the correction information acquisition terminal 17, it is possible to omit biometric information with low reliability, and more appropriate health management becomes possible.
- one of the plurality of biological information acquisition terminals may automatically detect that the user has consumed alcohol. As a result, it is possible to save time and effort of the user, and more accurately detect that the user has consumed alcohol, and to perform appropriate health management.
- the excrement component measurement terminal measures the alcohol concentration in urine
- the processing server 14 measures the day when the alcohol concentration in urine measured by the excrement component measurement terminal exceeds a preset threshold value
- biological information that is susceptible to drinking such as an electrocardiogram or heart rate acquired by another biological information acquisition terminal (for example, a bath apparatus). This makes it possible to omit unreliable biometric information.
- the information input terminal 16 receives an input of the execution history of the daily activities It is also good. This enables more appropriate health management.
- the information input terminal 16 is a toilet device not connected to the processing server 14 (living).
- the input of the urination time information may be accepted using the terminal, and the accepted time information may be transmitted to the processing server 14. This enables more appropriate health management.
- the information input terminal 16 receives time information when the user bathed in a bath apparatus not connected to the processing server 14, hot water at the time of bathing It is also possible to receive inputs of the temperature information of and the bathing time information, and transmit the received time information, temperature information, and time information to the processing server 14. Thereby, even when the user takes a bath in a bath apparatus other than the bath apparatus managed by the health management system 1, more appropriate health management is possible in consideration of the influence of changes in the concentration of urine or blood components due to bathing. It becomes.
- the information input terminal 16 acquires The input of acquired time information indicating the acquired biological information or the time of acquiring the biological information may be received, and the received biological information or the acquired time information may be transmitted to the processing server 14. This enables more appropriate health management.
- the information input terminal 16 may receive an input of a measurement result of a sphygmomanometer not connected to the network 13 or a blood test result at a medical institution where information is not automatically provided to the health management system 1. This makes it possible to acquire biological information more frequently, enabling more appropriate health management.
- the health management system 1 improves the health condition of the user based on the biometric information of the user acquired by the biometric information acquisition terminals 11a, 11b, 11c, the correction information acquisition terminal 17, or the information input terminal 16.
- a health improvement device 12 may be provided. This makes it possible to improve the health condition of the user.
- the health improvement device 12 is used An effective diet menu may be presented to improve the health condition of each person. That is, the processing server 14 stores the biological information and the information on the meal menu corresponding to the biological information in association with each other, reads the meal menu information corresponding to the biological information acquired by the biological information acquisition terminal, and is healthy Send to improvement device 12. The health improvement device 12 receives the meal menu information transmitted by the processing server 14 and displays the received meal menu information. This makes it possible to improve the health condition of the user.
- the health improvement device 12 presents a meal menu in consideration of both information on food stored in the home or sale information on a nearby food store and biological information (health condition) of the user. Good. This makes it possible to further improve the health condition of the user.
- the health management system 1 may be applied to a service for delivering the food necessary for the presented meal menu to the user under the permission of the user. This further enables the user to reduce the time and effort to improve the health condition. Further, at this time, since it is possible to record both the menu of the meal consumed by the user and the biological information, it is possible to propose the menu of the optimum meal for each user. As a result, it is possible to provide a health management system in which the improvement effect of the health condition of the user can be expected.
- the living body information acquisition terminal 11a is a bath device
- the living body information of the heat capacity, the thermal conductivity, the body surface temperature, the body temperature, and the speed of sound is used. It becomes possible to grasp muscle fatigue or blood flow for each part of the user's body. Therefore, information on the user's muscle fatigue or blood flow is transmitted to the health improvement device 12 such as a massage chair via the network 13 after bathing, and the health improvement device 12 realizes an optimal massage operation according to the degree of fatigue It is possible to Therefore, the user's fatigue recovery can be performed more efficiently.
- the information input terminal 16 may receive an input of information related to weather, humidity, indoor temperature, and the like, together with information on a menu of a meal consumed by the user and biological information.
- the health improvement device 12 can present an optimal meal menu in consideration of the weather or humidity of the day for each user, and further provides a health management system in which the improvement effect of the health condition can be expected. It becomes possible.
- the health improvement device 12 is used by recording the wake-up time and the bedtime time of the user acquired as described above in the processing server 14 together with the information on the menu of the meal consumed by the user and the biological information. It is possible to provide an optimal improvement measure in consideration of the wake up time and bedtime time of the person.
- the health improvement device 12 may adjust the home environment (room temperature, humidity, luminance of the lighting device, or emission color of the lighting device) in accordance with the health condition of the user. This makes it possible to further improve the health condition of the user.
- the health improvement device 12 may be a bath device.
- the bath device adjusts the temperature of the hot water based on the daily activity amount measured by the activity meter . This makes it possible to more effectively recover the user's fatigue.
- the health improvement device 12 adjust the temperature of the hot water based on the time of the meal before bathing or the time from the current time to the bedtime. This makes it possible to more effectively recover the user's fatigue.
- the bedtime can be predicted based on the daily bedtime stored beforehand.
- the information input terminal 16 it is more desirable to receive the input by the user of the time of a meal or bedtime. Thereby, even when the bedtime time is different from usual, the user can bathe at the optimum temperature of the hot water, and it is possible to effectively recover the fatigue of the user.
- the processing server 14 is a biological information acquisition terminal 11 a, 11 b, 11 c connected to the network 13 in the health management system 1, an information display terminal 15, an information input terminal 16 and a correction information acquisition terminal 17. May be built in any of the above.
- the processing server 14 be installed at the user's home. As a result, even if the network outside the home is blocked due to a large-scale disaster etc., continuous use of the health management system 1 by the biological information acquisition terminal in the home and the processing server in the home is possible through the home network. It becomes.
- the biometric information acquisition terminals 11a, 11b and 11c, the information display terminal 15, the information input terminal 16 and the correction information acquisition terminal 17 of the health management system 1 are connected to the network outside the home from an information source such as an earthquake warning system. It may be possible to change the setting in preparation for the disconnection of the network in response to an alarm that can be blocked. Thereby, even when the network outside the home is shut off, continuous use of the health management system 1 is facilitated.
- the biometric information acquisition terminals 11a, 11b and 11c, the information display terminal 15, the information input terminal 16 and the correction information acquisition terminal 17 of the health management system 1 can be used even when the power supply from outside the home is interrupted. It is desirable to provide each with a power supply. As a result, even when the power supply from outside the home is shut off, the health management system 1 can be used continuously.
- the processing server 14 can easily record the biological information acquired by the toilet apparatus at the place where the user first visits or the sphygmomanometer used by the user for the first time.
- the personal identification unit may be a non-contact type personal identification unit such as iris identification, retina identification, or face identification.
- iris identification iris identification
- retina identification retina identification
- face identification a non-contact type personal identification unit
- the personal identification unit it is desirable for the personal identification unit to perform personal identification by iris authentication, and more accurate personal identification can be performed.
- the biometric information acquisition terminals 11a, 11b and 11c, the information display terminal 15, the information input terminal 16 and the correction information acquisition terminal 17 of the health management system 1 acquire personal authentication information as described above, and the acquired personal authentication information Are sent to the processing server 14.
- the biometric information acquisition terminals 11a, 11b, and 11c, the information display terminal 15, the information input terminal 16, and the correction information acquisition terminal 17 encrypt the code based on the fingerprint image or any law.
- the converted or compressed fingerprint image may be sent to the processing server 14.
- the processing server 14 identifies the user from the received fingerprint image, thereby making the biometric information acquisition terminals 11a, 11b, 11c, the information display terminal 15, the information input terminal 16 and the correction information acquisition terminal 17 all of the users.
- the process of registering a fingerprint image can be omitted, and the time and effort for the user to carry an ID card or the like storing a personal authentication template (information in which a user and a fingerprint image are associated) can be omitted.
- the information display terminal 15 may perform a process of identifying the user from the fingerprint image described above. As a result, since the processing server 14 does not have to store a database of fingerprint information for each user, it is possible to protect personal information more reliably and easily. Therefore, the information display terminal 15 may store a database in which the information on the user and the personal authentication information for reference are associated.
- the health management system 1 grasps the health status of the user, and has been described for the purpose of health maintenance of the user, health management, early detection of disease, or prognosis management of disease.
- the system 1 may perform a business (service) of providing the obtained biometric information and personal identification information to a third party. At that time, it is desirable that the biometric information be provided in a state where the personal identification information is omitted. This makes it possible to securely protect the user's personal information.
- the processing server 14 can perform a service that predicts the epidemic of influenza based on the temperature changes of a plurality of users in each area acquired from the bath device.
- the processing server 14 may collect supplementary information such as meal contents of each user and biometric information of each user together, and provide the collected supplementary information and biometric information to a research institute. This makes it possible, for example, to collect information that leads to the elucidation of the relationship between diet and health.
- the processing server 14 collects information on the medicine taken by each user and the biological information of each user together, and provides the information and biological information on the collected medicine to a pharmaceutical maker or the like. Good. This facilitates elucidation of, for example, the effects and side effects of the drug.
- the processing server 14 collects together the information on the health equipment used by each user and the biological information of each user, and collects the information on health equipment and the biological information collected on the health equipment maker. It may be provided to This makes it possible, for example, to easily prove the health improvement effect of the health device.
- the information regarding the medicine taken by the user or the health device used by the user is input using the information input terminal 16. This makes it possible to collect information useful for improvement of many medicines or health devices earlier and easily.
- the user may register in advance information such as gender, age, health checkup results, DNA information, and blood relationship with a company providing his / her biometric information and personal identification information. Thereby, the value of the biometric information sold to the third party is improved.
- the processing server 14 is operating hours of an exercise facility that is effective for improving the user's health, Information on location and discount services may also be provided. This makes it possible to further improve the health condition of the user.
- the processing server 14 may provide information on the name, opening hours, and location of a dentist's office near the user's residence. This makes it possible to further improve the health condition of the user.
- the living body information acquisition terminal 11a is a toilet apparatus (excrement component measurement terminal)
- the toilet apparatus be installed in an individual room.
- the toilet apparatus may also include a user number detection unit that detects the number of users in the room where the toilet apparatus is installed. This makes it possible to prevent the false collection of biometric information of other users different from the authenticated user.
- the biometric information acquisition terminal used by a plurality of users may be provided with a biometric information erasing unit that erases the biometric information after use. This makes it possible to prevent the user's biometric information from leaking to other users.
- “more appropriate health management” described in the present specification indicates a state in which the degree of progression of a medical condition can be grasped more accurately. This enables early detection and prognosis management of medical conditions.
- FIG. 20 is a diagram showing an overview of services provided by the information management system in service type 1 (in-house data center type cloud service).
- the service provider 120 acquires information from the group 100 and provides a service to the user.
- the service provider 120 has the function of a data center operating company. That is, the service provider 120 has a cloud server 111 that manages big data. Therefore, there is no data center operating company.
- the service provider 120 operates and manages the data center (cloud server) 503.
- the service provider 120 also manages an operating system (OS) 502 and an application 501.
- the service provider 120 provides a service using the OS 502 and the application 501 managed by the service provider 120 (arrow 504).
- FIG. 21 is a diagram showing an overview of services provided by the information management system in service type 2 (IaaS use type cloud service).
- IaaS is an abbreviation of infrastructure as a service, and is a cloud service providing model that provides the infrastructure itself for building and operating a computer system as a service via the Internet.
- the data center operating company 110 operates and manages the data center (cloud server) 503.
- the service provider 120 manages the OS 502 and the application 501.
- the service provider 120 provides a service using the OS 502 and the application 501 managed by the service provider 120 (arrow 504).
- FIG. 22 is a diagram showing an overview of services provided by the information management system in service type 3 (PaaS using cloud service).
- PaaS is an abbreviation of platform as a service, and is a cloud service providing model that provides a platform serving as a foundation for building and operating software as a service via the Internet.
- the data center operating company 110 manages the OS 502, and operates and manages the data center (cloud server) 503.
- the service provider 120 also manages the application 501.
- the service provider 120 provides a service using the OS 502 managed by the data center operating company 110 and the application 501 managed by the service provider 120 (arrow 504).
- FIG. 23 is a diagram showing an overview of services provided by the information management system in service type 4 (SaaS usage type cloud service).
- SaaS is an abbreviation of software as a service.
- the SaaS-based cloud service is, for example, an application provided by a platform provider having a data center (cloud server), a user such as a company or an individual who does not have a data center (cloud server), the Internet, etc.
- Cloud service provision model having functions that can be used via the network of
- the data center operating company 110 manages the application 501, manages the OS 502, and operates and manages the data center (cloud server) 503.
- the service provider 120 also provides a service using the OS 502 and the application 501 managed by the data center operating company 110 (arrow 504).
- the service provider 120 provides a service in any type of cloud service.
- a service provider or a data center operating company may develop an OS, an application, a database of big data, etc. by itself, or may outsource it to a third party.
- the biological information acquisition terminal is a biological information acquisition terminal for acquiring biological information
- the biological information acquisition terminal includes a bath device, and is a living body for measuring the biological information of the user in bathing An information measurement unit and a user identification unit for identifying the user.
- the biometric information acquisition terminal includes the bath apparatus.
- the biological information measurement unit measures the biological information of the user in the bath, and the user identification unit identifies the user.
- the living body information measurement unit includes an electrocardiogram measurement unit which is provided in a bathtub and measures an electrocardiogram of the user.
- the biological information measurement unit includes a heart sound measurement unit provided in a bathtub for measuring the heart sound of the user.
- the heart sound of the user is measured by the heart sound measurement unit provided in the bathtub, it is possible to detect a change in the heart rate of the user based on the measured heart sound.
- the biological information measurement unit may include a pulse oximeter, provided in a bath, for measuring the oxygen saturation in the blood of the user or the pulse rate of the user. Is preferred.
- the oxygen saturation in the blood of the user or the pulse rate of the user is measured by the pulse oximeter provided in the bath, the oxygen saturation in the blood of the measured user is measured.
- the degree of fatigue of the user can be monitored based on
- the biological information measurement unit includes a component analysis unit provided in a bath for analyzing the component of the user's sweat contained in the water in the bath.
- the living body information measurement unit includes a body surface temperature measurement unit that measures the body surface temperature of the user before and after bathing.
- the body surface temperature of the user before and after bathing is measured by the body surface temperature measuring unit, it is possible to consider the influence on the other biological information due to the change of the body temperature, which is high
- the health condition can be measured with accuracy.
- the biological information measurement unit may be a water temperature measurement unit that measures the temperature of water in the bath before and after bathing, and before and after bathing measured by the water temperature measurement unit.
- the deep body temperature which calculates the deep body temperature of the user based on the temperature change of the water in the bath, the heat capacity of the user, and the body surface temperature before the bathing measured by the body surface temperature measuring unit It is preferable to include a calculation unit.
- the temperature of the water in the bath before and after bathing is measured by the water temperature measurement unit.
- the temperature change of the water in the bath before and after the bathing measured by the water temperature measuring unit by the deep body temperature calculating unit, the heat capacity of the user, and the body surface before the bathing measured by the body surface temperature measuring unit Based on the temperature, the user's core temperature is calculated.
- the health condition of the user can be grasped with higher accuracy.
- the living body information measurement unit includes a weight measurement unit that measures the weight of the user.
- the weight of the user is measured by the weight measurement unit, it is possible to grasp various health conditions by using the measured volume of the user.
- the biological information measurement unit measures the volume of the user measured by the volume measurement unit that measures the volume of the user, the volume of the user measured by the volume measurement unit, and the weight measurement unit. It is preferable to include a body fat percentage calculating unit that calculates the density of the user based on the weight of the user, and calculates the percentage of body fat from the density of the user.
- the volume measurement unit measures the user's volume
- the body fat percentage calculation unit measures the user's volume measured by the volume measurement unit and the user's weight measured by the weight measurement unit.
- the density of the user is calculated based on and the body fat percentage is calculated from the density of the user.
- a daily user's body fat percentage can be memorized and a user's health condition can be managed.
- the biological information measurement unit may measure a change in water level in the bathtub within a predetermined time while the user is in the bathtub, and the water level measurement unit; It is preferable to include a respiration rate calculating unit that calculates the respiration rate of the user within the predetermined time based on a change in water level within the predetermined time measured by the water level measurement unit.
- the respiration rate calculation unit measures the change in the water level by the water level measurement unit. Based on the change of the water level within the predetermined time, the breathing rate within the predetermined time of the user is calculated.
- An information management method is an information management method in an information management system for managing biological information collected from a biological information acquisition terminal via a network, wherein the biological information acquisition terminal is a bath apparatus.
- the living body collected from the living body information acquisition terminal including the living body information of the user who is taking a bath and the user identification information specifying the user via the network; Information is stored in association with the user identification information.
- the biometric information acquisition terminal includes the bath apparatus.
- the biological information of the user who is taking a bath and the user identification information for identifying the user are collected from the biological information acquisition terminal via the network, and the biological information and the user identification information collected from the biological information acquisition terminal are It is stored in association with it.
- the biological information acquisition terminal is a biological information acquisition terminal for acquiring biological information, wherein the biological information acquisition terminal includes a toilet device, and the user's living body is obtained from the excrement of the user.
- a biometric information measurement unit that measures information
- a user identification unit that identifies the user.
- the biometric information acquisition terminal includes the toilet apparatus.
- the biological information measurement unit measures the biological information of the user from the excrement of the user, and the user identification unit identifies the user.
- the biological information of the user is measured from the excretion of the user, it is possible to easily manage the change in the daily health condition of the user in daily life using the measured biological information.
- the living body information measuring unit includes an excrement component measuring unit provided in a drainage pipe for transporting the excrement received by the toilet bowl, which measures the component of the excrement. Is preferred.
- the excrement component is measured by the excrement component measuring unit provided in the drainage pipe for transporting the excrement received by the toilet bowl, it is possible to acquire many types of biological information. It is possible to understand many kinds of medical conditions.
- the excrement component measurement unit measures urinary sugar or urinary protein contained in the excrement.
- the system of screening test or prognosis management such as diabetes or renal disease can be improved.
- the excrement component measurement unit measures a blood component contained in the excrement.
- the biological information measurement unit includes an excretion temperature measurement unit that measures the temperature of the excretion.
- the temperature of the excrement is measured by the excrement temperature measuring unit, it is possible to estimate the rectum temperature of the user from the temperature of excrement, and the rectum temperature of the estimated user is used for health management It can be used for
- the biological information measurement unit preferably includes a blood pressure measurement unit provided on a toilet seat on which the user is seated, for measuring the blood pressure of the user.
- the blood pressure of the user is measured by the blood pressure measurement unit provided in the toilet seat on which the user sits, the blood pressure can be easily measured, and information on the measured blood pressure can be used. It is possible to easily manage changes in the daily health condition of the user in daily life.
- the biological information measurement unit includes a weight measurement unit provided on a toilet seat on which the user sits, for measuring the weight of the user.
- the weight of the user is measured by the weight measurement unit provided on the toilet seat on which the user sits, the weight can be easily measured, and information on the measured weight can be used. It is possible to easily manage changes in the daily health condition of the user in daily life.
- An information management method is an information management method in an information management system for managing biological information collected from a biological information acquisition terminal via a network, wherein the biological information acquisition terminal is a toilet apparatus. Collecting the biometric information of the user obtained from the user's excrement and the user identification information identifying the user from the biometric information acquisition terminal, including the biometric information acquisition terminal And the user identification information are stored in association with each other.
- the biometric information acquisition terminal includes the toilet apparatus.
- the biometric information of the user obtained from the user's excrement and the user identification information for identifying the user are collected from the biometric information acquisition terminal via the network, and the biometric information and use collected from the biometric information acquisition terminal Person identification information is stored in association with one another.
- the biological information of the user is measured from the excretion of the user, it is possible to easily manage the change in the daily health condition of the user in daily life using the measured biological information.
- the biological information acquisition terminal is a biological information acquisition terminal for acquiring biological information, and the biological information measurement unit for measuring the biological information of the user in the mouth of the user, and the use And a user identification unit for identifying a person.
- the biometric information acquisition terminal includes the toilet apparatus.
- the biological information measurement unit measures the biological information of the user in the user's oral cavity, and the user identification unit identifies the user.
- the biological information of the user is measured in the oral cavity of the user, it is possible to easily manage daily changes in the user's health condition in daily life using the measured biological information.
- the biological information measurement unit preferably includes a body fluid component measurement unit, which is inserted into the oral cavity of the user and measures the component of the bodily fluid in the oral cavity.
- the body fluid component measurement unit measures a component of saliva or gingival crevicular fluid in the oral cavity.
- the health condition of the user can be managed more finely.
- the biological information acquisition terminal further includes a protrusion for causing bleeding in the oral cavity, and the body fluid component measuring unit measures a component of blood bled by the protrusion.
- the protrusion can be made to bleed in the oral cavity, and the body fluid component measurement unit can measure the component of blood bled by the protrusion, so that more types of biological information can be obtained. Can understand more types of medical conditions.
- the biological information acquisition terminal may further include a handle for the user to hold, wherein the biological information measurement unit is provided at a position at which the user's finger of the handle contacts. It is preferable to include a body temperature measurement unit that measures the body temperature of the person's finger.
- the temperature of the user's finger is measured by the body temperature measurement unit provided at the position where the user's finger contacts the handle unit for holding the user's body. It can be easily measured.
- the biological information measurement unit preferably includes an oral temperature measurement unit that measures the temperature in the oral cavity.
- the temperature in the oral cavity is measured by the oral cavity temperature measurement unit, the temperature of the user can be accurately measured.
- the living body information acquisition terminal it is preferable to further include a plurality of projections for cleaning the inside of the oral cavity.
- An information management method is an information management method in an information management system that manages biological information collected from a biological information acquisition terminal via a network, and includes the user's oral cavity via the network.
- the biometric information of the user and user identification information for identifying the user are collected from the biometric information acquisition terminal, and the biometric information and the user identification information collected from the biometric information acquisition terminal are It matches and memorizes.
- biometric information of the user and user identification information for identifying the user are collected from the biometric information acquisition terminal and collected from the biometric information acquisition terminal via the network.
- the biometric information and the user identification information are stored in association with each other.
- the biological information of the user is measured in the oral cavity of the user, it is possible to easily manage daily changes in the user's health condition in daily life using the measured biological information.
- the biological information acquiring terminal and the information management method according to the present invention can easily manage daily changes in the user's health condition in daily life using the measured biological information, such as cancer or lifestyle-related disease
- the present invention can be applied to early detection or prognosis management, and is useful for a biological information acquisition terminal for acquiring biological information and an information management method using the biological information acquisition terminal.
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まず、本実施の形態における情報管理システムが提供するサービスの全体像について説明する。
図2は、本実施の形態1における生体情報取得端末の一例を示す概略図である。
図6は、本実施の形態2における生体情報取得端末の一例を示す概略図である。
図8は、本実施の形態3における生体情報取得端末の一例を示す概略図である。
図10は、本発明の実施の形態4における健康管理システムの一例を示す概略図である。
なお、上記の式において、CrClは、クレアチニンクリアランス[ml/min]であり、CrUは、尿中クレアチニン濃度[mg/dl]であり、VolUは、単位時間あたりの尿体積[ml/min]であり、CrBは、血清クレアチニン濃度[ml/dl]である。
図20は、サービスの類型1(自社データセンタ型クラウドサービス)における情報管理システムが提供するサービスの全体像を示す図である。本類型では、サービスプロバイダ120がグループ100から情報を取得し、使用者に対してサービスを提供する。本類型では、サービスプロバイダ120が、データセンタ運営会社の機能を有している。すなわち、サービスプロバイダ120が、ビッグデータを管理するクラウドサーバ111を保有している。したがって、データセンタ運営会社は存在しない。
図21は、サービスの類型2(IaaS利用型クラウドサービス)における情報管理システムが提供するサービスの全体像を示す図である。ここで、IaaSとは、インフラストラクチャー・アズ・ア・サービスの略であり、コンピュータシステムを構築および稼動させるための基盤そのものを、インターネット経由のサービスとして提供するクラウドサービス提供モデルである。
図22は、サービスの類型3(PaaS利用型クラウドサービス)における情報管理システムが提供するサービスの全体像を示す図である。ここで、PaaSとは、プラットフォーム・アズ・ア・サービスの略であり、ソフトウェアを構築および稼動させるための土台となるプラットフォームを、インターネット経由のサービスとして提供するクラウドサービス提供モデルである。
図23は、サービスの類型4(SaaS利用型クラウドサービス)における情報管理システムが提供するサービスの全体像を示す図である。ここで、SaaSとは、ソフトウェア・アズ・ア・サービスの略である。SaaS利用型クラウドサービスは、例えば、データセンタ(クラウドサーバ)を保有しているプラットフォーム提供者が提供するアプリケーションを、データセンタ(クラウドサーバ)を保有していない会社又は個人などの利用者がインターネットなどのネットワーク経由で使用できる機能を有するクラウドサービス提供モデルである。
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- 生体情報を取得する生体情報取得端末であって、
前記生体情報取得端末は、風呂装置を含み、
入浴中の使用者の生体情報を測定する生体情報測定部と、
前記使用者を特定する使用者特定部とを備えることを特徴とする生体情報取得端末。 - 前記生体情報測定部は、浴槽内に設けられた、前記使用者の心電図を計測する心電図計測部を含むことを特徴とする請求項1記載の生体情報取得端末。
- 前記生体情報測定部は、浴槽内に設けられた、前記使用者の心音を計測する心音計測部を含むことを特徴とする請求項1又は2記載の生体情報取得端末。
- 前記生体情報測定部は、浴槽に設けられた、前記使用者の血液中の酸素飽和度、又は前記使用者の脈拍数を計測するパルスオキシメータを含むことを特徴とする請求項1~3のいずれかに記載の生体情報取得端末。
- 前記生体情報測定部は、浴槽に設けられた、浴槽内の水に含まれる前記使用者の汗の成分を分析する成分分析部を含むことを特徴とする請求項1~4のいずれかに記載の生体情報取得端末。
- 前記生体情報測定部は、入浴前及び入浴後の前記使用者の体表温度を計測する体表温度計測部を含むことを特徴とする請求項1~5のいずれかに記載の生体情報取得端末。
- 前記生体情報測定部は、
入浴前及び入浴後の浴槽内の水の温度を測定する水温測定部と、
前記水温測定部によって測定された入浴前及び入浴後の浴槽内の水の温度変化と、前記使用者の熱容量と、前記体表温度計測部によって計測された前記入浴前の体表温度とに基づいて、前記使用者の深部体温を算出する深部体温算出部とを含むことを特徴とする請求項6記載の生体情報取得端末。 - 前記生体情報測定部は、前記使用者の体重を計測する体重計測部を含むことを特徴とする請求項1~7のいずれかに記載の生体情報取得端末。
- 前記生体情報測定部は、
前記使用者の体積を計測する体積計測部と、
前記体積計測部によって計測された前記使用者の体積と前記体重計測部によって計測された前記使用者の体重とに基づいて前記使用者の密度を算出し、前記使用者の密度から体脂肪率を算出する体脂肪率算出部とを含むことを特徴とする請求項8記載の生体情報取得端末。 - 前記生体情報測定部は、
前記使用者が浴槽内にいる状態で、所定時間内における前記浴槽内の水の水位の変化を計測する水位計測部と、
前記水位計測部によって計測された前記所定時間内の水位の変化に基づいて、前記使用者の前記所定時間内の呼吸数を算出する呼吸数算出部とを含むことを特徴とする請求項1~9のいずれかに記載の生体情報取得端末。 - ネットワークを介して生体情報取得端末から収集した生体情報を管理する情報管理システムにおける情報管理方法であって、
前記生体情報取得端末は、風呂装置を含み、
前記ネットワークを介して、入浴中の使用者の前記生体情報と、前記使用者を特定する使用者特定情報とを前記生体情報取得端末から収集し、
前記生体情報取得端末から収集した前記生体情報と前記使用者特定情報とを対応付けて記憶することを特徴とする情報管理方法。 - ネットワークを介して複数の生体情報取得端末から生体情報を収集し、前記収集した生体情報を取得したサービスプロバイダが前記生体情報を基にサービスを提供するサービス提供システムにおいて、前記収集した生体情報に基づいて生成される情報を表示装置に表示する情報表示方法であって、
前記表示装置の使用者が所有する一または複数の前記生体情報取得端末を表示し、
前記生体情報取得端末が収集した各々の前記生体情報を、(i)複数の前記生体情報取得端末ごとに紐付けて表示し、(ii)前記サービスプロバイダに公開するか否かによって表示方法を変化させて表示する、
ことを特徴とする情報表示方法。 - 請求項12に記載の情報表示方法であってさらに、
各々の前記生体情報を、前記生体情報取得端末に記憶しておくか否かによって表示方法を変化させて表示する、
ことを特徴とする情報表示方法。
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