Structure kick-activated wearable alarm for infants
First Claim
1. A kick-activated wearable alarm for infants that is mainly comprised of:
- a belt pack that can be worn lengthwise around an abdominal section of an infant, on one side of which and facing lengthwise in a direction of a seam is an oblong recess and on the other side positioned at suitable intervals apart are a total of three small pockets and, furthermore, in said pockets are respective through-holes, and in between said oblong recess and respective front edges of said three pockets, said seam has a sealed line installed with an invisible zipper, enabling a guide slot to be formed in between, and at a surface at an end of said oblong recess near a lower surface position of the other end and positioned in parallel are fastening strips;
three temperature sensors that are respectively positioned in suitable plastic film pieces, and said film pieces are directly contained in said pockets of the belt pack and, furthermore, allow said temperature sensors to be exposed at said through-holes of said pockets;
a main controller unit that consists of an elongated box that is internally comprised of a number of setting keys, an input circuit, a microprocessor (CPU), a wireless triggering circuit and a lithium battery, and a conductor that is connected to said three temperature sensors and, furthermore, is directly contained in said oblong recess of said belt-shaped pack; and
,a receiver that is independently located at a side of a person looking after the infant and which is internally equipped with an audio circuit and a receiver circuit, and is capable of receiving signals transmitted by said main controller unit and, furthermore, of emitting an audible alarm.
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Abstract
A kick-activated wearable alarm for infants is provided that includes three temperature sensors and a main controller unit installed in a belt pack. The belt pack is directly worn around the abdominal section of an infant and operates in conjunction with an external receiver, whereby the disclosed structure offers total kicking and fever sensing performance. The belt pack is installed around the abdominal section of an infant with two of the three sensors respectively placed in an exposed state at the anterior and posterior aspects of the abdominal section and the other sensor being placed inside the clothing of the infant. Whether the infant kicks while asleep or awake, or when a fever develops that raises body temperature, the three temperature sensors are connected to a conductor interfaced to the main controller unit. The main controller unit transfers the sensed signal to an external receiver, which emits of an audible alarm. Therefore, in the event of either a situation of kicking or the development of a fever, not only is there immediate notification and alerting, the audible alarm emitted by the receiver does not disturb the slumber of the infant.
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6 Claims
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1. A kick-activated wearable alarm for infants that is mainly comprised of:
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a belt pack that can be worn lengthwise around an abdominal section of an infant, on one side of which and facing lengthwise in a direction of a seam is an oblong recess and on the other side positioned at suitable intervals apart are a total of three small pockets and, furthermore, in said pockets are respective through-holes, and in between said oblong recess and respective front edges of said three pockets, said seam has a sealed line installed with an invisible zipper, enabling a guide slot to be formed in between, and at a surface at an end of said oblong recess near a lower surface position of the other end and positioned in parallel are fastening strips; three temperature sensors that are respectively positioned in suitable plastic film pieces, and said film pieces are directly contained in said pockets of the belt pack and, furthermore, allow said temperature sensors to be exposed at said through-holes of said pockets; a main controller unit that consists of an elongated box that is internally comprised of a number of setting keys, an input circuit, a microprocessor (CPU), a wireless triggering circuit and a lithium battery, and a conductor that is connected to said three temperature sensors and, furthermore, is directly contained in said oblong recess of said belt-shaped pack; and
,a receiver that is independently located at a side of a person looking after the infant and which is internally equipped with an audio circuit and a receiver circuit, and is capable of receiving signals transmitted by said main controller unit and, furthermore, of emitting an audible alarm. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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