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US 12,440,158 B2Granted
Wearable device
AssigneeKt&G Corporation
InventorsWonkyeong Lee, Paul Joon Sunwoo, Min Kyu Kim, Soung Ho Ju
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Abstract
A wearable device includes a housing, a biometric information obtainer that is provided on one surface of the housing and obtains biometric information of a user, a functional material cartridge that is accommodated in the housing and stores a functional material, a mouthpiece connected to the functional material cartridge and configured to discharge the functional material, and a controller that provides a recommendation on inhalation of a functional material based on the biometric information obtained by the biometric information obtainer.
Claims11
A wearable device comprising:
- a housing;
- a biometric information obtainer provided on one surface of the housing and configured to obtain biometric information of a user;
- a functional material cartridge accommodated in the housing and configured to store a functional material;
- a mouthpiece connected to the functional material cartridge to discharge the functional material;
- and
- a controller configured to provide a recommendation on inhalation of the functional material based on the biometric information obtained by the biometric information obtainer, wherein
- stress information is derived by comparing first body temperature information, first electrocardiogram (ECG) pattern information, or first heart rate information measured at a first point in time with second body temperature information, second ECG pattern information, or second heart rate information measured at a second point in time, respectively, and
- the controller is configured to determine that there is an increase in a stress index if at least one of an increase in the body temperature of the user, a decrease in an ECG interval, or a decrease in a heart rate cycle does not fall within a set range, and to provide the recommendation on the inhalation of the functional material capable of alleviating stress.
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