Wearable Sensor Device and Monitoring System
AssigneeNippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation
InventorsKei Kuwabara, Akio Tokura, Takako Ishihara, Toshiki Wada, Yuichi Higuchi, Yuki Hashimoto, Hiroyoshi Togo
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Abstract
A wearable sensor device includes a temperature and humidity sensor that measures ambient environmental information around a living body. The temperature and humidity sensor is provided on an outer wall surface of a housing or provided to be separated from the outer wall surface. The outer wall surface of the housing faces a left or right side or diagonally downward when the wearable sensor device is attached to the living body and the living body is in a standing posture.
Claims17
A wearable sensor device comprising a housing including an outer wall, the outer wall including a back surface facing a living body, a front surface opposite to the back surface, and a side surface;
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- an environmental sensor configured to measure ambient environmental information around the living body,
- wherein the environmental sensor is provided outside of the housing and is configured to be separated from and facing the side surface of the outer wall.
A wearable sensor device comprising:
- a housing including an outer wall, the outer wall including a back surface facing a living body, a front surface opposite to the back surface, and a side surface;
- an environmental sensor configured to measure ambient environmental information around the living body;
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- a first coupling member configured to attach the wearable sensor device to the living body,
- wherein the environmental sensor is provided on the side surface of the outer wall of the housing or provided to be separated from and facing the side surface of the outer wall, and
- wherein the first coupling member is provided on the back surface of the outer wall of the housing, and includes a set of snap buttons, the set of snap buttons being arranged asymmetrically about a point on the back surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.