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REMOTE BIOMETRIC MONITORING SYSTEM

  • US 20190065862A1
  • Filed: 10/24/2018
  • Published: 02/28/2019
  • Est. Priority Date: 06/15/2015
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A system for remotely monitoring a sleeping subject, the system comprising:

  • a digital camera configured to capture images of a subject, the digital camera including a digital image sensor, one or more local processors in communication with the digital image sensor, and a memory, wherein the digital image sensor, the one or more local processors, and the memory are enclosed in a same housing, and wherein no part of the system is attached to the subject;

    an environmental sensor in communication with the one or more local processors of the digital camera, the environmental sensor configured to detect a physical characteristic of a local environment of the subject;

    an environmental control device in communication with the one or more local processors of the digital camera, the environmental control device configured to produce a change in the local environment of the subject; and

    a set of instructions stored in the memory of the digital camera and executable locally by the one or more local processors to;

    receive a sensed input from the environmental sensor and a plurality of time-sequenced images of the subject from the digital image sensor;

    determine a position of a torso region of the subject, using an artificial intelligence module trained to determine a presence and a position of the subject in a subset of images of the time-sequenced plurality of images;

    determine a respiration pattern of the subject by performing a biometric analysis on an uncompressed version of the time-sequenced plurality of images using the position of the torso region determined by the artificial intelligence module, wherein determining the respiration pattern includes generating a time-varying number corresponding to respiration of the subject, such that the time-varying number coincides with a depth and a length of each breath of the subject; and

    cause an indicator corresponding to the time-varying number on a remote notification device to be displayed.

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