US 11,695,903 B2Granted

Method for detecting event of object by using wearable device and management server operating same

AssigneeInhandplus Inc.

InventorHwiwon Lee

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Abstract

A wearable device according to various embodiments of the present invention is a wearable device wearable on a user's body, and may include a short-range communication module that recognizes the user's body and an object positioned within a predetermined area, a camera module that photographs an area adjacent to the wearable device to generate an image or a video related to at least one of movement of the user's body or the object, a control unit that determines whether or not to activate the camera module based on object information recognized through the short-range communication module, and a communication module that transmits information on the object recognized through the short-range communication module and the image or the video generated through the camera module to a management server.

Claims14

Dependent claims

A server comprising:

a communication module;
a memory;
and
a processor configured to:
obtain, from a wearable device through the communication module, a video recorded by the wearable device and first information on a first object related to a medication adherence, wherein the wearable device obtains the first information through a short-range communication module of the wearable device,
identify a first image corresponding to the first information from among a plurality of images stored in the memory,
by applying a medication adherence event determination algorithm to the video, identify a second object corresponding to the first image and a predetermined action related to the second object from the video,
determine whether a medication adherence event has occurred based on the second object and the predetermined action, and
transmit, to the wearable device through the communication module, a result of determining whether the medication adherence event has occurred.

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A method, for determining whether a medication adherence event has occurred using a video by a server, wherein the video is recorded by a wearable device, the method comprising:

obtaining, from the wearable device through a communication module of the server, the video and first information on a first object related to a medication adherence, wherein the wearable device obtains the first information through a short-range communication module of the wearable device,
identifying a first image corresponding to the first information from among a plurality of images stored in a memory of the server,
by applying a medication adherence event determination algorithm to the video, identifying a second object corresponding to the first image and a predetermined action related to the second object from the video,
determining whether the medication adherence event has occurred based on the second object and the predetermined action, and
transmitting, to the wearable device through the communication module, a result of determining whether the medication adherence event has occurred.

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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.

Facts

Application: 17/851,073Filed 28 Jun 2022 · continuation
Priority: KR 10-2018-004976530 Apr 2018
Published: US 2022/0329764 A113 Oct 2022
Granted: 4 Jul 2023
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Classification19 codes

H04N 7/188
Closed-circuit television [CCTV] systems, i.e. systems in which the video signal is not broadcast: capturing isolated or intermittent images…
G06N 20/00
Machine learning
G06T 7/20
Image analysis: analysis of motion
G06V 40/23
Movements or behaviour, e.g. gesture recognition: recognition of whole body movements, e.g. for sport training

Family

PCT/KR2019/001118Parent of this continuation · filed 25 Jan 2019
US 2022/0329764 A1Pre-grant publication · published 13 Oct 2022
Application17/051,436Parent of this continuation
US 11,405,594 B2Parent of this continuation
US 2021/0058590 A1Published application
US 11,695,903 B2This patent

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