Created cavity temperature sensor
OwnerTheresa Anne Gevaert, Matthew Raymond Gevaertinventors
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With the Quantified Self movement becoming prevalent, more people are looking to incorporate technology to acquire data regarding aspects of a person's daily life in terms of inputs (e.g. food consumed, quality of surrounding air), states (e.g. blood oxygen levels, body temperature), and/or performance. This self-monitoring concept combines wearable sensors with computing devices to produce an output to improve daily functioning. Disclosed is a device that senses and measures the created cavity temperature (CCT) within an artificial cavity in the wearer's body. This current device provides a wearable thermometer that measures temperature for a convenient, comfortable method of continuously tracking the wearer's temperature.
An earring configured for insertion and being worn in an artificially-created human ear tissue cavity bounded by a first hole in the ear tissue and a second hole in the ear tissue opposite the first hole, the earring consisting of:
An earring configured for insertion and being worn in an artificially-created human ear tissue cavity bounded by a first hole in ear tissue and a second hole in ear tissue opposite the first hole, the earring consisting of:
A belly button ring configured for insertion and being worn in an artificially-created human belly button tissue cavity bounded by a first hole in belly button tissue and a second hole in belly button tissue opposite the first hole, the belly button ring consisting of:
A belly button ring configured for insertion and being worn in an artificially-created human belly button tissue cavity bounded by a first hole in belly button tissue and a second hole in belly button tissue opposite the first hole, the belly button ring consisting of:
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