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US2016000335A1 · US · A1
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-2016000335-A1 |
| Application number | US-201414324235-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | A1 |
| Filing date | Jul 6, 2014 |
| Priority date | Jul 4, 2014 |
| Publication date | Jan 7, 2016 |
| Grant date | — |
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A non-touch thermometer senses temperature from a digital infrared sensor is described. A microprocessor is operably coupled to a camera from which patient vital signs are determined. A digital signal representing a temperature without conversion from analog is transmitted from the digital infrared sensor. A temporal variation of images is generated from which a heart rate and the respiratory rate can be determined and displayed or stored.
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An apparatus of motion amplification to communicate biological vital signs, the apparatus comprising: a cropper that is operable to receive at least two images and that is operable to crop each of the images to exclude a border area of the images, generating at least two cropped images; a skin-pixel-identifier that is operably coupled to the cropper and that identifies pixel values that are representative of the skin in at least two cropped images; a spatial bandpass filter that is operably coupled to the skin-pixel-identifier and that processes output of the skin-pixel-identifier; a regional facial clusterial module that is operably coupled to the spatial bandpass filter and that applies spatial clustering to the output of the spatial bandpass filter; a temporal bandpass filter that is operably coupled to the regional facial clusterial module and that is applied to output of the regional facial clusterial module; a temporal-variation identifier that is operably coupled to the temporal bandpass filter and that identifies temporal variation of the output of the temporal bandpass filter; a vital-sign generator that is operably coupled to the temporal-variation identifier that generates at least one vital sign from the temporal variation; and a display device that is operably coupled to the vital-sign generator that is operable to display the at least one vital sign. 2 . (canceled) 3 . The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the regional facial clusterial module further comprises: a fuzzy clusterer. 4 . The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the regional facial clusterial module further comprises: a K-cluster. 5 . The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the regional facial clusterial module further comprises: an expectation-maximizer. 6 . The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the regional facial clusterial module further comprises: a seed point based clustering apparatus. 7 . (canceled) 8 . (canceled) 9 . (canceled) 10 . (canceled) 11 . (canceled) 12 . (canceled) 13 . The apparatus of claim 1 further comprising: a storage device that is operably coupled to the vital-sign generator and that is operable to store the at least one vital sign in a volatile memory. 14 . The apparatus of claim 1 further comprising: a storage device that is operably coupled to the vital-sign generator and that is operable to store the at least one vital sign in a volatile memory. 15 . The apparatus of claim 1 further comprising: a storage device that is operably coupled to the vital-sign generator and that is operable to transmit the at least one vital sign to another apparatus. 16 . A non-touch thermometer to measure temperature, the non-touch thermometer comprising: a microprocessor; a battery operably coupled to the microprocessor; a single button operably coupled to the microprocessor; a camera operably coupled to the microprocessor and providing at least two images to the microprocessor; a display device operably coupled to the microprocessor, wherein the microprocessor including a pixel-examination-module configured to examine pixel values of the at least two images, a temporal-variation module to determine temporal variation of the pixel values between the at least two images being below a particular threshold, a signal processing module configured to amplify the temporal variation resulting in amplified temporal variation, and a visualizer to visualize a pattern of flow of blood in the amplified temporal variation in the at least two images. 17 . (canceled) 18 . (canceled) 19 . (canceled) 20 . (canceled) 21 . (canceled) 22 . The non-touch thermometer of claim 16 , wherein the signal processing module is further configured to amplify variations of the pixel values between the at least two images. 23 . The non-touch thermometer of claim 16 , wherein the signal processing is temporal processing. 24 . The non-touch thermometer of claim 23 , wherein the temporal processing is a bandpass filter. 25 . The non-touch thermometer of claim 24 , wherein the bandpass filter is configured to analyze frequencies over time. 26 . The non-touch thermometer of claim 16 , wherein applying signal processing includes spatial processing. 27 . (canceled) 28 . (canceled) 29 . (canceled) 30 . (canceled) 31 . (canceled) 32 . (canceled) 33 . (canceled) 34 . (canceled) 35 . (canceled) 36 . (canceled) 37 . (canceled) 38 . (canceled) 39 . (canceled) 40 . (canceled) 41 . (canceled) 42 . (canceled) 43 . (canceled) 44 . (canceled) 45 . (canceled) 46 . (canceled) 47 . (canceled) 48 . (canceled) 49 . (canceled) 50 . (canceled) 51 . 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