MULTI-SENSOR BABY CARE MONITORING SYSTEM
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1. A monitoring method, comprising:
- generating a first signal responsive to an occurrence of a wetness event relative to a wetness containment device;
generating a second signal responsive to a presence or absence of a human relative to said wetness containment device; and
receiving said first and second signals and generating data associated with said wetness event and said presence or absence of said human.
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Abstract
A multi-sensor baby care monitoring system includes a wetness sensor configured to generate a first signal relating to an occurrence of a wetness event relative to a wetness containment device, such as a diaper. The monitoring system further includes a human life sensor configured to generate a second signal relating to a presence or absence of a human relative to the wetness containment device. If desired, a system controller may be used for receiving the first and second signals and generating data associated with the wetness event and the presence or absence of said human.
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1. A monitoring method, comprising:
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generating a first signal responsive to an occurrence of a wetness event relative to a wetness containment device;
generating a second signal responsive to a presence or absence of a human relative to said wetness containment device; and
receiving said first and second signals and generating data associated with said wetness event and said presence or absence of said human.
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Current AssigneeMichael Gabriel
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Original AssigneeMichael Gabriel
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InventorsGabriel, Michael
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Application NumberUS11/876,127Publication NumberTime in Patent OfficeDaysField of SearchUS Class Current340/604CPC Class CodesA61F 13/42 with wetness indicator or a...G16H 40/63 for local operationG16H 40/67 for remote operation
