Biological information measuring device and attachment method therefor
AssigneeCasio Computer Co., Ltd.
InventorHiroki Nishiyama
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Abstract
A biological information measuring device provided with a belt which includes at least one electrode detecting a voltage based on biological information in accordance with contact between the at least one electrode and a human body; a supporting member which supports a tank where a predetermined fluid is stored; an attachment which attaches the belt to the supporting member and has a fluid supply portion supplying the fluid to the at least one electrode; and a biological information circuit which measures biological information based on the voltage detected by the at least one electrode.
Claims15
A biological information measuring device comprising:
- a belt which includes at least one electrode detecting a voltage based on biological information in accordance with contact between the at least one electrode and a human body;
- a supporting member which supports a tank where a predetermined fluid is stored;
- an attachment which attaches the belt to the supporting member and has a fluid supply portion supplying the fluid to the at least one electrode;
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- a biological information circuit which measures biological information based on the voltage detected by the at least one electrode.
An attachment method for a biological information measuring device, the biological information measuring device comprising:
- a belt which includes at least one electrode detecting a voltage based on biological information in accordance with contact between the at least one electrode and a human body;
- a supporting member which supports a tank where a predetermined fluid is stored;
- and an attachment which attaches the belt to the supporting member and has a fluid supply portion supplying the fluid to the at least one electrode;
- and the attachment method comprising:
- connecting the belt, the attachment, and the supporting member to each other;
- winding the belt around the human body such that the electrode and the supporting member are placed in contact with the human body;
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- setting the electrode in a state where the biological information is detectable, and setting the fluid within the tank in a state in which the fluid is supplied to the electrode by connecting the electrode to the supporting member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.