A wearable apparatus and associated methods
A wearable device and wearer's technology, applied in medical science, sensors, measuring pulse rate/heart rate, etc., can solve problems such as discontinuous HRM, frequent loss of detection signals, etc.
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[0044] As mentioned in the background, optical HRM is adversely affected by changes in the distance between wearable sensors (including illumination sources and light detectors) and the skin, as well as in the orientation and shape of the skin surface. Many solutions have been proposed before to deal with this problem.
[0045] One option is to securely strap the sensor to the wearer's body to maintain a constant distance between the sensor and the skin. However, this can cause discomfort to the wearer and prevent long-lasting use of the device. Another solution involves monitoring the sensor-skin distance and / or the motion of the wearer's body, and using this information to compensate for any measurement errors. Disadvantages of this approach include the need for additional computing power, dedicated logic units, and digital-to-analog converters, which increase the sensor's complexity, cost, size, and power consumption. Additionally, the distance and motion information obta...
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