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US 12,472,108 B2Granted
Incontinence detection system
OwnerRaja Singh Tuliinventor
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“Incontinence detection system” is the title of our invention, described herein, which is designed to work along with any commercially available brief, for people having incontinence issues. The purpose of this complete incontinence management system is to provide a cost-effective solution by using sensor technology that automatically alerts caregivers to change the residents' diapers at precisely the right time. It uses a sensing system that wirelessly transmits individual wetness alerts to an application on a remote device. The system is ready for immediate use when detached from the soaked diaper, and brief changes are made at appropriate times offering the highest level of care to residents. The Pod allows for faster service delivery, less time spent in a wet brief, bringing great relief to residents and caregivers alike.
An attachment device configured to be attached on an absorbent article that is provided with at least two conductive lines along its length, wherein the attachment device comprises two contact surfaces that contact respectively the inner and outer sides of the absorbent article when the attachment device is attached on the absorbent article, and wherein the attachment device is provided with a pad on each of its contact surfaces that is configured to be coupled to the conductive lines in the absorbent article.
An attachment device configured to be attached on an absorbent article that is provided with at least two conductive lines along its length, wherein the attachment device comprises two contact surfaces that contact respectively the inner and outer sides of the absorbent article when the attachment device is attached on the absorbent article, and wherein the attachment device is provided with a compressible conductive material on each of its contact surfaces to facilitate the close contact with the conductive lines in the absorbent article and make possible the electrical coupling of the surfaces.
A method for determining or estimating a coupling capacitance between an absorbent article and an attachment device attached on the absorbent article, the absorbent article being provided with at least two conductive lines along its length, and the attachment device being in capacitive coupling to the conductive lines of the absorbent article when being attached on the absorbent article, the method comprises:
A method for determining or estimating a resistivity of a conductive line in an absorbent article, comprising:
An absorbent article, wherein the absorbent article is provided with multiple sets of conductive lines in a layer of the absorbent article, each of the multiple sets comprising at least two conductive lines arranged along the length of the absorbent article.
An absorbent article, comprising:
An absorbent article provided with one drive line and multiple sense lines, wherein the multiple sense lines are configured to detect, in response to a drive signal applied to the drive line, sense signals that are compared with each other so as to reduce the capacitive effect of a wearer's body on the signal measurement.
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