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US 9,167,975 B1Granted
Motion resistant device to monitor heart rate in ambulatory patients
AssigneeImpact Sports Technologies, Inc.
InventorsDonald Brady, Nikolai Rulkov, Mark Hunt
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Abstract
A method and system for continuous, mobile, ambulatory diagnostic monitoring for heart rate disease and abnormal conditions is disclosed herein. This device overcomes the prior art problems and allows for a continuous heart rate to be collected and recorded for extended time frames equivalent to a Holter monitor or special pulse oximeter.
Claims2
A device for continuous, mobile, ambulatory diagnostic monitoring for heart rate disease and abnormal conditions, the device comprising:
- an article attached to the user;
- an optical sensor connected to the article, the optical sensor generating a real-time digital signal corresponding to a flow of blood through an artery of the user;
- an accelerometer connected to the article, the accelerometer generating a real-time accelerometer data comprising a X-axis signal, a Y-axis signal and a Z-axis signal based on a movement of the user;
- a processor connected to the article, the processor configured to receive the real-time digital signal from the optical sensor and configured to receive the real-time accelerometer data from the accelerometer, the processor configured to generate a motion Comb filter value from the real-time accelerometer data utilizing an array of Comb filters, the processor configured to generate a real-time heart rate for the user based on the real-time digital signal filtered by the motion Comb filter value and a heart rate Comb filter value;
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- a display for displaying the real-time heart rate value for the user received from the processor;
- wherein the processor determines a real-time heart rate of the user by generating a first heart rate value from a first filtered pulse data value which is generated from subtracting an average value of a second set of sample data values from an average value of a first set of sample data values, and wherein the processor uses a cascade adaptive resonant filter to generate subsequent heart rate values.
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