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US 2020/0046574 A1Published application
Sensor devices and systems for monitoring the basic needs of an infant
AssigneeThe Procter & Gamble Company
InventorsBlanca Arizti, Mark Reidy
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Abstract
Sensor devices and systems for monitoring the basic needs of an infant comprising feeding, sleeping, and/or voiding (urinating and/or defecating) are described herein.
Claims20
A system for monitoring the basic needs of an infant, the system comprising:
- a. a multi-use sensor device configured for attachment to and detachment from an outer cover of a disposable absorbent article, the multi-use sensor device comprising at least one of a urination event sensor and a bowel movement event sensor;
- b. a plurality of absorbent articles for receiving the multi-use sensor device, each of the plurality of absorbent articles comprising a backsheet comprising a film and an outer cover material comprising a nonwoven layer;
- c. a software application that is operable on a computer device to display information related to data obtained by the multi-use sensor device;
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- d. a subscription providing delivery of additional absorbent articles and multi-use sensor devices.
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A system for monitoring the basic needs of an infant, the system comprising:
- a. a multi-use sensor device individually configured for attachment to and detachment from an outer cover of a disposable absorbent article, the multi-use sensor device comprising a urination event sensor and/or a bowel movement event sensor;
- b. a plurality of absorbent articles for receiving the multi-use sensor devices, each of the plurality of absorbent articles comprising a backsheet comprising a film and an outer cover material comprising a nonwoven layer;
- c. a software application that is operable on a computer device to display information related to data obtained by the multi-use sensor device;
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- d. a subscription providing delivery of additional absorbent articles and multi-use sensor devices.
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