Detection of metabolic disorders using wireless earpieces
A method for determining a status of a user utilizing wireless earpieces includes performing sensor measurements of a user utilizing at least optical sensors of the wireless earpieces, wherein the optical sensors detect metabolic abnormalities of the user, analyzing the sensor measurements, determining the status of the user utilizing at least sensor measurements from the optical sensors of the wireless earpieces, and communicating an alert to the user in response to there being a change in the status of the user. A wireless earpiece or set of wireless earpieces with optical sensors for detecting metabolic abnormalities are also provided.
1. A system for detecting metabolic disorders, comprising:
a wireless device having a graphical user interface; and
a set of wireless earpieces wirelessly coupled to the wireless device, the set of wireless earpieces comprising:
a frame for fitting in an ear of a user;
a logic engine controlling functionality of the wireless earpiece;
a plurality of sensors measuring biometric readings of the user, wherein the plurality of sensors includes at least optical sensors and are configured to emit and detect light to determine skin pigmentation of the user;
a transceiver communicating with at least a wireless device;
wherein the logic engine analyzes the biometric readings to determine if the user exhibits metabolic abnormalities based on color of the skin pigmentation, determines the status of the user utilizing at least biometric readings from the optical sensors of the wireless earpieces, and communicate an alert to the user in response to there being a change in the status of the user.
2. The system of claim 1 , wherein the transceiver establishes a Bluetooth link with the wireless device, wherein the alert is communicated to the wireless device for display to the user utilizing the graphical user interface.
3. The system of claim 2 , wherein the logic engine analyzes the biometric readings by measuring deviations of the sensor measurements over time, identifying trends associated with the sensor measurements, and comparing the sensor measurements to control data for the user.
4. The system of claim 3 , wherein the biometric readings include biometric readings of the user including at least ketone levels, pigmentation changes, pulse, voice or audio output, blood pressure, temperature, and user experienced forces.
5. The system of claim 4 , wherein the alert displayed by the graphical user interface indicates whether the user is in distress.
6. The system of claim 5 , wherein the graphical user interface can inform the user when they have consumed too much alcohol.
7. The wireless earpiece of claim 5 , wherein the alerts are communicated to the wireless device, graphical user interface, tracking device and the network.