Multi-device health parameter monitoring systems, methods, and devices

A health parameter monitoring system comprising:

• a first measurement surface defined by transparent material forming a platform with one or more light surfaces positioned to provide light into the transparent material and cause a Frustrated Total Internal Reflection (FTIR) event responsive to contact at the first measurement surface;
• a camera positioned to detect light from the FTIR event;
• one or more force sensors disposed below the first measurement surface operable to generate force value data responsive to a force applied to the first measurement surface;
• one or more second measurement surfaces defined by one or more inner surfaces of one or more wearable devices, the one or more wearable devices include one or more sensors operable to collect data at the one or more second measurement surfaces;
• and
• a computing device including one or more non-transitory storage media storing instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, cause the computing device to:
• collect first health parameter data from the first measurement surface based on the light detected by the camera;
• collect second health parameter data from the one or more second measurement surfaces using the one or more sensors;
• and
• normalize the first health parameter data based on the force value data.

A method of monitoring health parameters, the method comprising:

• collecting first health parameter data at a first measurement surface defined by transparent material forming a platform with one or more light surfaces positioned to provide light into the transparent material and cause a Frustrated Total Internal Reflection (FTIR) event responsive to contact at the first measurement surface;
• collecting second health parameter data at one or more second measurement surfaces defined by one or more inner surfaces of one or more wearable devices, the second measurement surface contacts a target area on an arm, a leg, or a torso of a subject, the one or more wearable devices include one or more sensors operable to detect at least an acoustic signal, based on an acoustic stimulus provided to the arm, the leg, or the torso, at the one or more second measurement surfaces;
• determining a locomotion-related characteristic of a subject based on the first health parameter data and the second health parameter data;
• and
• causing an indication of the locomotion-related characteristic to be presented at a display of a computing device.