Temperature continuity detector and heat stroke detector
AssigneeBiodata Bank, Inc.
InventorsTakahiro SHIOTSU, Issei OURA, Yuya KODERA
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a temperature continuity detector that detects at least one of the following: that a detection object generating heat has maintained a predetermined temperature for a predetermined time, or that a temperature equal to or higher than the predetermined temperature has continued for a predetermined time. The temperature continuity detector comprises a sensor unit having a temperature-sensitive material that produces a specific change in response to the predetermined temperature and a heat conductive material that conducts heat generated by the detection object to the temperature-sensitive material over the predetermined time.
Claims13
A temperature continuity detector that detects at least that the detected object, which generates heat, has maintained a predetermined temperature for a predetermined time, or that a temperature equal to or higher than the predetermined temperature has continued for a predetermined time,
- wherein the temperature continuity detector comprises a sensor unit having a temperature-sensitive material that reacts to the predetermined temperature to produce a specific change, and a heat conductive material that conducts the heat generated by the detected object to the temperature sensitive material over the predetermined time.
A heatstroke detector that detects at least that a living body has maintained a predetermined temperature for a predetermined time, or that a temperature equal to or higher than the predetermined temperature has continued for a predetermined time,
- wherein the heatstroke detector comprises a sensor unit having a temperature sensitive material that reacts to a temperature equal to or higher than the predetermined temperature to produce a specific change, and a heat conductive material that conducts the heat generated by the living body to the temperature sensitive material over the predetermined time.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.