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CONTINUES COGNITIVE AND VITAL SIGNS MONITOR Design Review

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Page 1: CONTINUES COGNITIVE AND VITAL SIGNS MONITOR Design Review

CONTINUES COGNITIVE AND VITAL SIGNS MONITOR

Design Review

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Problem Description

Elderly people who live alone face a unique set of problems Increased risk of falling and not being able

to call for help Deteriorating physical and cognitive state

due to lack of activity and stimulation Deteriorating sleep quality

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Problem Description

Family members and caregivers often cannot address these issues due to various reasons It may be impossible to assign a caregiver

24/7 Physical distance Lack of information Lack of time

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Proposed Solution

Continues Cognitive and Vital Signs Monitor will provide the elderly people’s family members and caregivers an up to date and comprehensive information on their well being

All the data will be available for viewing on a mobile interface and

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Proposed Solution

An emergency detection system will identify falls and distress and notify a preconfigured list of caregivers that the user may need help automatically

Alert

Alert

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Proposed Solution

Cognitive and vital signs monitor will keep track of the user’s sleep quality, physical activity levels and mental activity levels, and make this data available for family members and caregivers, thus enabling early diagnosis of various problems: Short or fragmented sleep Low levels of physical activity Low levels of cognitive stimulation

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Proposed Solution

Caregivers will have the option to define additional alerts for: Wake up/sleep time Measurements rise above or drop below a

certain threshold Every reading will have an associated

GPS Coordinates to assist in locating disoriented users

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Proposed Solution

Collected data: Drops detection (Accelerometer) Physical activity level and body position

(Accelerometer) Heart rate (Pulse Oximeter) Cognitive state and sleep time (EEG) GPS coordinates (Mobile phone GPS)

All the data but the GPS will be collected using a sensors belt and transmitted to the user’s mobile phone via Bluetooth

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Proposed Solution

Architecture

Mobile Application

Database

Server

Web GUI

Background Service

Mobile UI

Sensors

GPS

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Proposed Solution

Task Description

Bluetooth connection

Connect with sensors via Bluetooth and get readings

Analyze data Analyze – falls detection, body position, heart rate, activity level, EEG reading (some of the code exists)

Communication Mobile <-> web communication with server using RESTful services

Server Store/retrieve data in DB

Mobile GUI Settings screen, monitoring views, alerts screen

Web GUI Monitoring views

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Proposed Solution

Tools and infrastructure Android SDK Eclipse IDE Oracle database Grails

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Uses outside the problem domain

Hikers in areas that have cellular communication

Personal safety monitor Tracking one’s physical health Missing persons locator Monitoring multiple patients

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Expected Deliverables

Deliverables A unified sensors belt Mobile application Web interface

Potential intellectual property Analysis algorithms

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Competing Solutions

Well-being and fitness monitors Zeo – Sleep quality monitor FitBit – Activity and sleep quality monitor Fitness monitors exist in abundance

Automatic falls detection iFall android app AlarmNet sensors Pioneer Auto Fall Guard

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Competing Solutions

Distinguishing factors Fall detection, activity, cognitive and heart

rate measurements combined GPS readings for tracking a disoriented user Uses mobile phone for communication –

can be traveled with Does not require a designated call center

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Users Characterization

Initial group of users: elderly people, their family members and caregivers

General group of users: people who are concerned with their well-being and personal safety

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Financial Model

The users will need to purchase the sensors belt and a monthly subscription for the service