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US 10,753,803 · App. 15/859,704 · Granted Aug 25, 2020

Wearable body temperature monitoring device and method thereof

Inventors: Hsing Ou Yang (New Taipei, TW); Hsuan Hao Shih (New Taipei, TW); Ta Chieh Yang (New Taipei, TW)
Assignee: AVITA CORPORATION
G01J5/0025A61B5/0008A61B5/0075A61B5/01A61B5/6838G01J5/025G01J5/041G01J5/0818A61B2562/0271
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Patent No.
US 10,753,803
App. No.
15/859,704
Granted
Aug 25, 2020
Kind
B2
Abstract

The present disclosure illustrates a wearable body temperature monitoring device and a method thereof. The wearable body temperature monitoring device includes a hollow shell member and a circuit board. The hollow shell member includes a sensing surface and an outer surface opposite to each other, and the sensing surface is provided with hole. The circuit board is accommodated in the hollow shell member and includes a first side surface corresponding to the sensing surface and a second side surface corresponding to the outer surface. The circuit board is provided with a non-contact temperature sensor, a wireless transmission module, a processing unit, and a battery, and the non-contact temperature sensor is disposed at the first side surface and aligned with the hole of the sensing surface. The wearable body temperature monitoring device can respond the variation of the body temperature in real time when being attached on clothes.

Claims (25)

1. A wearable body temperature monitoring device, comprising:

a hollow shell member comprising a sensing surface and an outer surface, wherein the sensing surface and the outer surface are two side surfaces opposite to each other, and the sensing surface is provided with a hole; and

a circuit board accommodated in the hollow shell member and comprising a first side surface corresponding in position to the sensing surface and a second side surface corresponding in position to the outer surface, wherein the circuit board is provided with a non-contact temperature sensor, a wireless transmission module, a processing unit, and a battery, and the non-contact temperature sensor is disposed at the first side surface and aligned with the hole of the sensing surface;

wherein the circuit board comprises an indicator light located at the second side surface and exposed out of the outer surface of the hollow shell member, and the processing unit is electrically connected to the indicator light and the non-contact temperature sensor, and configured to receive a sensing signal from the non-contact temperature sensor to calculate a temperature sensing value, and control the indicator light to emit light with different colors to indicate a variation of the temperature sensing value.

2. A wearable body temperature monitoring device, comprising:

a hollow shell member comprising a sensing surface and an outer surface, wherein the sensing surface and the outer surface are two side surfaces opposite to each other, and the sensing surface is provided with a hole; and

a circuit board accommodated in the hollow shell member and comprising a first side surface corresponding in position to the sensing surface and a second side surface corresponding in position to the outer surface, wherein the circuit board is provided with a non-contact temperature sensor, a wireless transmission module, a processing unit, and a battery, and the non-contact temperature sensor is disposed at the first side surface and aligned with the hole of the sensing surface;

wherein the processing unit is electrically connected to the wireless transmission module and the non-contact temperature sensor and configured to receive a sensing signal from the non-contact temperature sensor to calculate a temperature sensing value, and control the wireless transmission module to transmit the temperature sensing value to a mobile communication device.

3. The wearable body temperature monitoring device according to claim 2 , wherein the processing unit recalculates the temperature sensing value every time interval, and the time interval is set in the processing unit by the mobile communication device through the wireless transmission module.

4. A wearable body temperature monitoring method, comprising:

providing a hollow shell member comprising a sensing surface and an outer surface, wherein the sensing surface and the outer surface are two side surfaces opposite to each other, and the sensing surface is provided with a hole;

providing a circuit board accommodated in the hollow shell member and comprising a first side surface corresponding in position to the sensing surface and a second side surface corresponding in position to the outer surface, wherein the circuit board is provided with a non-contact temperature sensor, a wireless transmission module, a processing unit, and a battery, and the non-contact temperature sensor is located at the first side surface and aligned with the hole; and

providing an indicator light and a power switch, wherein the indicator light is disposed at the second side surface and exposed out of the outer surface of the hollow shell member, and the power switch is disposed at the sensing surface or the outer surface of the hollow shell member.

5. A wearable body temperature monitoring method, comprising:

providing a hollow shell member comprising a sensing surface and an outer surface, wherein the sensing surface and the outer surface are two side surfaces opposite to each other, and the sensing surface is provided with a hole;

providing a circuit board accommodated in the hollow shell member and comprising a first side surface corresponding in position to the sensing surface and a second side surface corresponding in position to the outer surface, wherein the circuit board is provided with a non-contact temperature sensor, a wireless transmission module, a processing unit, and a battery, and the non-contact temperature sensor is located at the first side surface and aligned with the hole; and

using the processing unit to receive a sensing signal from the non-contact temperature sensor to calculate a temperature sensing value, and control an indicator light to emit light with different colors to indicate a variation of the temperature sensing value.

6. A wearable body temperature monitoring method, comprising:

providing a hollow shell member comprising a sensing surface and an outer surface, wherein the sensing surface and the outer surface are two side surfaces opposite to each other, and the sensing surface is provided with a hole;

providing a circuit board accommodated in the hollow shell member and comprising a first side surface corresponding in position to the sensing surface and a second side surface corresponding in position to the outer surface, wherein the circuit board is provided with a non-contact temperature sensor, a wireless transmission module, a processing unit, and a battery, and the non-contact temperature sensor is located at the first side surface and aligned with the hole; and

using the processing unit to receive a sensing signal from the non-contact temperature sensor to calculate a temperature sensing value, and control the wireless transmission module to transmit the temperature sensing value to a mobile communication device.

7. The wearable body temperature monitoring method according to claim 6 , further comprising:

using the processing unit to recalculate the temperature sensing value every time interval.

8. The wearable body temperature monitoring method according to claim 7 , further comprising:

using the mobile communication device to set the time interval in the processing unit through the wireless transmission module.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jan 1, 2018
From: OU YANG, HSING; SHIH, HSUAN HAO; YANG, TA CHIEH
To: AVITA CORPORATION
Reel/Frame 044511/0907 →
Priority Claims (1)
TW 105144038 A · Dec 30, 2016 · national
Continuity (1)
Related Publication 20180188114A1 · Jul 5, 2018
Cited By (1)
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