The MAIN Shirt: a textile-integrated magnetic induction sensor array.

作者: Daniel Teichmann , Andreas Kuhn , Steffen Leonhardt , Marian Walter

DOI: 10.3390/S140101039

关键词: Sensitivity (control systems)TelemetryDaily routineSensor arrayWearable computerComputer hardwareElectrical engineeringEngineeringEddy currentDomestic environmentElectromagnetic induction

摘要: A system is presented for long-term monitoring of respiration and pulse. It comprises four non-contact sensors based on magnetic eddy current induction that are textile-integrated into a shirt. The technically characterized by laboratory experiments investigate the sensitivity measuring depth, as well mutual interaction between adjacent pairs sensors. ability device to monitor pulse demonstrated measurements in healthy volunteers. proposed (called MAIN (magnetic induction) Shirt) does not need electrodes or any other skin contact. wearable, unobtrusive can easily be integrated an individual's daily routine. Therefore, appears suitable option domestic environment unsupervised telemonitoring scenario.

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