exmocore presentation - exmovere partnership in korea 2007
TRANSCRIPT
Exmovere LLC. is the world�s only company to produce and market biosensor products aimed at automating human wellness activities: elderly and chronic care, safe driving, fitness, etc.
Exmovere is also the only company working on artificial emotion: machines that love and care for their users.
Th e C o n cep t
Emotion can be detected by comparing two types of autonomic nervous function data: arousal (stress) and valence (mood).
Arousal relates to heart rate, respiration and galvanic skin response, whereas Valence refers to longer-term changes such as heart rate variability and skin temperature.
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BT1, July/2006
BT2, Aug. / 2007
Empath, Feb./2008
� Continuous HR, HRV� GSR�Movements� Temp.� Emotion
■ Exmocare BT1 Built-in sensors. Bluetooth transmitter. (PC or mobile phone) Rechargeable batteries (CR123A)
■ Sensing Data from BT1 Continuous Heart Rate (HR) : unit bpm Heart Rate Variability (HRV) : the normal beat-to-beat alterations in heart rate Galvanic Skin Response (GSR) :the method of measuring the electrical resistance of the skin Skin Temperature Movement Classification of Emotion using HR, GSR and HRV
■Monitoring Wellness Exmocare Home focuses on emotional wellness and physical wellness. Emotional wellness is the awareness and acceptance of your feelings. Physical wellness includes a combination of proper medical care
and self-care.
1 st g en era tio n o f W ristw a tchBT1
http://www.exmocare.com
■ Alerts Hardware Alerts Physiological Alerts
━ Heart rate is unacceptably low to nonexistent, but galvanic skin response is still present. ━ Heart rate is unacceptably high or erratic. ━ GSR is unacceptably erratic. ━ A current reading significantly differs from the norm that was established
by both the baseline reading and the last 48 hours of data. GPS Alerts (Car kit only) Emotional Alerts
■Feedback of alert message Sending E-mail, SMS, IM
1 st g en era tio n o f W ristw a tchBT1
� Emotion can be detected by comparing two types of autonomic nervous
function data: arousal (stress) and valence (mood).
� Arousal relates to heart rate, respiration and galvanic skin response,
whereas Valence refers to longer-term changes such as heart rate
variability and skin temperature.
D etectin g Em o tio n
VALENCE
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Arousal - how exciting or calming.Valence - how positive or negative.
The BT2�s sensor array is the result of years of research. It is tuned toprovide the highest heart rate detection accuracy of any commerciallyavailable wearable device. Goodbye, chest strap!
2 n d g en era tio n o f W ristw a tch
A A R P A rticle (Fa ll 2 0 0 6 )
URL: http://www.aarp.org/international/agingadvances/innovations/Articles/10_06_us_wristwatch.html
United States: Time for Mobile Wellness
As we age, most of us hope to remain mobile and independent in our own homes. Sometimes, however, that requires a little extra help. Our families and friends can provide much of the needed assistance, but when health and social issues arise, how can we be guaranteed that someone will be there to lend a hand?
A new product developed by Exmocare LLC addresses this concern. The Exmocare wristwatch incorporates Bluetooth wireless technology with biosensors to monitor a range of physiological signals. The gathered data are transmitted to a software-enabled computer and processed. Software interprets the data to detect heart rate, pulse, and motion. The information is also used to extrapolate emotional state based on a combination of physiological indicators. Alerts can be sent as an email, SMS, or Instant Message to recipients designated by the user.The advantage of the wristwatch is the promise of living longer, independent lives at home. Unlike other devices currently on the market, the Exmocare sensor technology is designed to predict disasters, instead of relying on the individual to notify others that he or she requires assistance.The Bluetooth-enabled wristwatch design allows mobility; paired with a Windows mobile or pocket PC, the wearer can feel free to travel to his or her heart�s content. A GPS car kit can also augment the experience by tracking vehicle speed and location. Creating this new technology was not for its own sake.Exmocare takes cutting-edge technology and puts it to good use for older people. According to David Bychkov, President of Exmocare LLC, the new product aims �to give elderly people more independence, simplicity, and comfort.�Devices like this provide a necessary tool to maintain independent living as people age. Families can feel better knowing that they have a direct link to their loved ones.For more information, visit: Exmocare, www.exmocare.com
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Exmocare: BlueTooth Medical Wristwatch helps protect your family.- Posted by Laura Foy on Apr 17th at 8:47 AM
URL: http://on10.net/Blogs/laura/exmocare-bluetooth-medical-wristwatch-helps-protect-your-family
The Exmocare Watch monitors the physical and emotional state of your loved one and alerts you when potential issues arise. The watch is uniquely designed to gather many physiological signals at once. Exmocare Home uses proven methods from contemporary psychophysiology to interpret these physiological signals to interpret emotions. With continuous access to physiological, emotional, and activity information, Exmocare Home is the most advanced overall personal wellness-monitoring system currently available. This is the first watch of its kind and my prediction is this is the future of home medical care.
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Exmocare: The next wave in remote monitoring: Better care, peace of mind.- Posted Tuesday, April 17, 2007 12:21 PM by hlthblog
URL: http://blogs.msdn.com/healthblog/archive/2007/04/17/the-next-wave-in-remote-monitoring-better-care-peace-of-mind.aspx
In previous Blog entries I've talked about the next wave in remote physiological monitoring. Mobile technologies, devices and web services will soon allow us to remotely monitor patients suffering from chronic diseases or elderly people living alone in their homes. The devices and technologies will be easy to use and ultimately quite affordable as the devices and services become commoditizied...
� While the first devices to hit the market will be a bit bulky and expensive, they will be arguably less expensive than the cost oflive-in helpers and caregivers while providing a sense of safety and connectedness for those being monitored. Be on the lookout for many more devices and web services that will facilitate health and wellness programs in the home and connect us to medical professionals and other experts. As an aging baby boomer, I take a great deal of comfort in knowing these technologies will be ready for me and my family in the very near future. There is also a virtually unlimited potential for these devices and services to meet the healthcare needs of emerging and underserved markets around the world.
Bill Crounse, MD Worldwide Health Director Microsoft Corporation.
Temperature
LED
ECG
M in iC lin ic™ & M in iG a te™
http://www.medpia.net/index.html
� ECG� Heart rate� Respiration� Temperature
http://www.telcomed.ie/medicgate.html
M in iC lin ic™ & M in iG a te™
http://www.medpia.net/index_item_view.html?pgCode=002929-000007
System structure & Interface
https://www.polarpersonaltrainer.com/frontend
P O LA R W a tch
Health Trainer - Maintenance
N ik e Tria x Elite H R M /SD Mhttp://www.backcountry.com/store/NKT0017/Nike-Timing-Triax-Elite-HRM-SDM-Watch.html?CP=Affiliate
� Heart Rate (chest Strap)� Speed distance � Working pace, distance� Wireless communication between
device and computer
O m ro n H ea rt R a te M o n ito r (H R -1 0 0 C )http://www.omronhealthcare.com/enTouchCMS/app/viewDocument?docID=44
V ivo R esp o n d er™
http://www.vivometrics.com
� Heart Rate� Breath rate� Activity� Posture� Skin Temperature
LifeSh irt® C lin ica l Sy stem
FAQ http://www.vivometrics.com/research/clinical_trials/about_the_system/faq.php
� Clinical is the first non-invasive continuous ambulatory monitoring system that can collect data on pulmonary, cardiac and other physiologic data and correlate them over time.
� The LifeShirt® Clinical gathers data during the subject�s daily routine so pharmaceutical, academic and corporate researchers get a continuous �movie� of the subject�s health in real-world situations (work, school, driving, exercise, sleep), rather than the �snapshot�generated during a typical clinical visit.
� Respiration, ECG, dual-axis accelerometer
� Optional - blood pressure, Spo2, EEG, EOG, periodic leg movement, body temperature, skin temperature, end tidal CO2, throat microphone records cough/snore sounds.
Sen seW ea r® a rm b a n d
http://www.bodymedia.com
Skin Temperature
Galvanic Skin Resistance
Heat Flux
2-Axis Accelerometer
Sen seW ea r® a rm b a n d
These sensors, combined with our advanced algorithms, calculate and report:
Total Energy Expenditure (calories burned)
Active Energy Expenditure
METs
Physical Activity Duration
Number of Steps
Sleep Duration
Lying Down
b o d y b u g g ™ a rm b a n d
http://www.bodymedia.com
Skin Temperature
Galvanic Skin Resistance
Heat Flux
2-Axis Accelerometer
bodybugg� armband
http://www.bodymedia.com
Platform for health and lifestyle monitoring
Sp O 2 , Sa tu ra tio n o f th e b lo o d
http://www.nonin.com
All-in-One Fingertip Oximeter�Oximetry Unplugged®Wireless Wearable Oximetry
Digital Handheld Pulse Oximeters
M D K eep er™
http://www.tadlifecare.com/index.php?id=197
Remote Monitoring on the MoveEffortless, uninterrupted vital signs monitoring. Anytime, anywhere!!!mobile-health and home-care applications.
Powerful Wearable eHealth System− Pulse rate− 1-lead ECG − blood oxygen saturation level
Real-Time Transmission and AnalysisMDKeeper� stores and analyzes patient data. The data is transmitted, either in real-time or on a daily basis, to a remote medical center for further analysis and care, via its built-in wireless modem.
Easy Integration with External SystemsCommunicate with remote hospital information systems, electronic patient records (EPR) and other online data analysis and clinical decision support systems.
SK eep er™ (n o b io sig n a ls)
http://www.tadlifecare.com/index.php?id=201
Peace of Mind is EverywhereSound the alarm, locate and communicate. Anytime, anywhere.
A New Level of Personal SafetyPERS (Personal Emergency Response System)"Safety Call" button and built-in cellular communicatorvia a secure Web interface, PDA, smart-phone or through a remote monitoring center.
Built-in Cellular SpeakerphoneText messages (SMS) can be sent to the remote center or to relatives in case of an emergency.
Online Location and TrackingSMS message to another mobile phone
Remotely ProgrammableWeb-based interface.
LifeG u a rd
http://lifeguard.stanford.edu
Measurement Measurement 2 channels of ECG respiration rate heart rate activity skin temperature SpO2 blood pressure
SystemSystem ECG/Respiration electrode patch Pulse Oximeter Blood Pressure Monitor Wearable device (CPOD) Base station (Tablet PC)
C o d e B lu e W ireless Sen so r N etw o rk s fo r M ed ica l C a re
http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~mdw/proj/codeblue
CodeBlue architecture for emergency responset
Monitoring limb movement in stroke patient rehabilitation.
C o d e B lu e W ireless Sen so r N etw o rk s fo r M ed ica l C a re
http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~mdw/proj/codeblue
Wireless pulse oximeter sensor.
C o d e B lu e W ireless Sen so r N etw o rk s fo r M ed ica l C a re
http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~mdw/proj/codeblue
Wireless two-lead EKG.
C o d e B lu e W ireless Sen so r N etw o rk s fo r M ed ica l C a re
http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~mdw/proj/codeblue
Accelerometer, gyroscope, and electromyogram (EMG) sensor for stroke patient monitoring.
C o d e B lu e W ireless Sen so r N etw o rk s fo r M ed ica l C a re
http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~mdw/proj/codeblue
The Harvard "Pluto" mote, designed to be small and wearable.
C o d e B lu e W ireless Sen so r N etw o rk s fo r M ed ica l C a re
http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~mdw/proj/codeblue
Pluto mote with case and wriststrap.
C o d e B lu e W ireless Sen so r N etw o rk s fo r M ed ica l C a re
http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~mdw/proj/codeblue
Pluto mote with case and wriststrap.
Sm a rt sh irt
http://www.sensatex.com/main.html
� Heart rate� Respiration� Body temperature � Wireless communication using Bluetooth, Zigbee for real time analysis.
http://www.sensatex.com/smartshirt_main.html
Personal controller
Sm a rt sh irt
http://www.sensatex.com/SmartShirt_elements.html
Sm a rt sh irt
BluetoothZigbee
Base Station Output Screen
Shirt with integrated sensors and conductive fiber grid
Personal controller / Transceiver
http://www.omronhealthcare.com/enTouchCMS/app/viewDocument?docID=3690&parntCatgId=169
P o rta b le EC G M o n ito r (H C G -8 0 1 )
ECG (1 channel)
http://www.omronhealthcare.com/enTouchCMS/FileUplFolder/Product-Feature.gif
P o rta b le EC G M o n ito r (H C G -8 0 1 )
O th ers
Wrist PDA-Black Style: FX2008 ($79.00)
http://www.fossil.com/shopping/product/detailmain.jsp?itemType=PRODUCT&RS=1&itemID=12768&keyword=fx2008