Physiology Condition Detection Device and the System Thereof

• US 20110295080A1
• Filed: 05/27/2011
• Published: 12/01/2011
• Est. Priority Date: 05/30/2010
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Ralink Technology Corporation (MediaTek, Inc.)
• Original Assignee: Ralink Technology Corporation (MediaTek, Inc.)
• Inventors: Chen, Bo Yung, Kuo, Bing Jye, Lin, Heng Chih
• Application Number:
  US13/117,990
• Publication Number:
  US 20110295080A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 600/300
• CPC Class Codes: A61B 2560/0219 of externally powered implanted units
• CPC Class Codes: A61B 5/02055 Simultaneously evaluating both cardiovascular condition and temperature
• CPC Class Codes: A61B 5/02438 with portable devices, e.g. worn by the patient

Abstract

A physiology condition detection device comprises a physiology condition sensor, a signal converter and an RFID processor. The physiology condition sensor is configured to sense physiology condition. The signal converter is configured to convert the sensed physiology condition to digitized physiology data. The RFID processor is configured to control the operation of the physiology condition sensor and the signal converter, and report the digitized physiology data.

Claims

1. A physiology condition detection device, comprising:

a physiology condition sensor, configured to sense physiology condition;

a signal converter, configured to convert the sensed physiology condition to digitized physiology data; and

a radio frequency identification (RFID) processor, configured to control the physiology condition sensor and signal converter and to report the digitized physiology data.

2. The physiology condition detection device of claim 1, wherein the RFID processor is configured to report a first binary value when receiving a probing signal, and report a second binary value when not receiving a probing signal.

3. The physiology condition detection device of claim 1, wherein the RFID processor is configured to receive power provided by an electromagnetic wave so as to charge the physiology condition detection device.

4. The physiology condition detection device of claim 3, wherein the RFID processor is configured to report the digitized physiology data after being charged.

5. The physiology condition detection device of claim 1, wherein the physiology condition sensor is configured to sense body temperature.

6. The physiology condition detection device of claim 1, wherein the physiology condition sensor is configured to sense heartbeat condition.

7. The physiology condition detection device of claim 1, wherein the physiology condition sensor is configured to sense brain waves.

8. The physiology condition detection device of claim 1, wherein the RFID processor comprises:

a data processor, configured to collect the digitized physiology data and select a peak value from the collected digitized physiology data; and

an RFID tag, configured to report the peak value.

9. The physiology condition detection device of claim 1, wherein the RFID processor comprises:

a data processor, configured to collect the digitized physiology data and to provide an average value of the collected digitized physiology data;

an RFID tag, configured to report the average value.

10. The physiology condition detection device of claim 1, wherein the RFID processor comprises:

a data processor, configured to collect the digitized physiology data and to provide a weighted average value of the collected digitized physiology data;

an RFID tag, configured to report the weighted average value.

11. A physiology condition detection system, comprising:

a radio frequency identification (RFID) reader; and

at least a physiology condition detection device, configured to communicate with the RFID reader, wherein each physiology condition detection device comprises;

a physiology condition sensor, configured to sense physiology condition;

a signal converter, configured to convert the sensed physiology condition to digitized physiology data; and

an RFID processor, configured to control the physiology condition sensor and the signal converter and to report the digitized physiology data to the RFID reader.

12. The physiology condition detection system of claim 11, wherein the RFID reader is configured to broadcast a probing signal, and the RFID processor of the at least a physiology condition detection device is configured to report a first binary value when receiving a probing signal, and to report a second binary value when not receiving a probing signal.

13. The physiology condition detection system of claim 11, wherein the a physiology condition detection device.

14. RFID reader is configured to provide an electromagnetic wave to charge the at least The physiology condition detection system of claim 13, wherein the RFID reader is configured to broadcast a probing signal to the at least a physiology condition detection device after charging the at least a physiology condition detection device.

15. The physiology condition detection system of claim 14, wherein the RFID processor of the at least a physiology condition detection devices is configured to report a first binary value when receiving a probing signal, and to report a second binary value when not receiving a probing signal.

16. The physiology condition detection system of claim 11, wherein the physiology condition sensor of the at least a physiology condition detection devices is configured to sense body temperature, heartbeat condition, brain wave, or the combination thereof.

17. The physiology condition detection system of claim 11, wherein the RFID processor of the at least a physiology condition detection devices comprises:

a data processor, configured to collect the digitized physiology data and to select a peak value from the collected digitized physiology data; and

an RFID tag, configured to report the peak value to the RFID reader.

18. The physiology condition detection system of claim 11, wherein the RFID processor of the at least a physiology condition detection devices comprises:

a data processor, configured to collect the digitized physiology data and to provide an average value of the collected digitized physiology data;

an RFID tag, configured to report the average value.

19. The physiology condition detection system of claim 11, wherein the RFID processor of the at least a physiology condition detection devices comprises:

a data processor, configured to collect the digitized physiology data and to provide a weighted average value of the collected digitized physiology data; and

an RFID tag, configured to report the weighted average value.