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US 2015/0173666 A1Published application
In-Situ Concussion Monitor
OwnerStéphane Louis Smith, Yves Kevin Smithinventors
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Abstract
An in-situ physiologic monitor for a body is disclosed. The in-situ physiologic monitor comprises an electronic monitoring module, wherein the electronic monitoring module is capable of logging an electronic monitoring module sensed parameter; and a body attachment component, wherein the body attachment component attaches the electronic monitoring module to the body.
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An in-situ physiologic monitor for a body comprising:
- an electronic monitoring module, wherein the electronic monitoring module is capable of logging an electronic monitoring module sensed parameter;
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- a body attachment component, wherein the body attachment component attaches the electronic monitoring module to the body.
A method of conserving power in an in-situ physiologic monitor for a body, the method comprising:
- providing an in-situ physiologic monitor comprising:
- an electronic monitoring module;
- wherein the electronic monitoring module is capable of logging one or more electronic monitoring module sensed parameters;
- wherein the electronic monitoring module comprises a low fidelity sensor and a high fidelity sensor;
- wherein the low fidelity sensor consumes less power than the high fidelity sensor;
- and wherein the high fidelity sensor is capable of sensing in a higher fidelity than the low fidelity sensor;
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- a body attachment component, wherein the body attachment component attaches the electronic monitoring module to the body;
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- using the low fidelity sensor to induce sensing with the high fidelity sensor.
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