18600203. ELECTRONIC DEVICE, AND BIOMETRIC INFORMATION NOTIFICATION METHOD FOR ELECTRONIC DEVICE simplified abstract (Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.)
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ELECTRONIC DEVICE, AND BIOMETRIC INFORMATION NOTIFICATION METHOD FOR ELECTRONIC DEVICE
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ELECTRONIC DEVICE, AND BIOMETRIC INFORMATION NOTIFICATION METHOD FOR ELECTRONIC DEVICE - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18600203 titled 'ELECTRONIC DEVICE, AND BIOMETRIC INFORMATION NOTIFICATION METHOD FOR ELECTRONIC DEVICE
The abstract describes an electronic device that monitors a user's blood glucose levels and calculates a baseline level to determine a low blood glucose reference level.
- Sensor module in the housing for monitoring blood glucose levels
- Processor to track blood glucose levels during meals and calculate average values
- Memory to store blood glucose records and accumulated average value records
- Calculation of baseline blood glucose level based on accumulated average value records
- Determination of low blood glucose reference level based on calculated baseline level
Potential Applications: - Health monitoring devices for individuals with diabetes - Personalized healthcare technology for managing blood glucose levels - Medical devices for tracking and analyzing blood glucose data
Problems Solved: - Provides a comprehensive way to monitor blood glucose levels - Helps users understand their blood glucose patterns and make informed decisions about their health - Enables personalized management of blood glucose levels based on individual data
Benefits: - Improved management of blood glucose levels - Enhanced understanding of how meals affect blood glucose levels - Personalized recommendations for maintaining optimal blood glucose levels
Commercial Applications: Title: "Smart Blood Glucose Monitoring Device for Personalized Healthcare" This technology can be used in the development of smart medical devices for diabetes management, catering to a growing market of individuals seeking personalized health solutions.
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the device calculate the baseline blood glucose level? The device calculates the baseline blood glucose level by using a plurality of accumulated average value records to determine a user's typical blood glucose patterns. 2. What are the potential long-term benefits of using this technology for individuals with diabetes? Using this technology can lead to better management of blood glucose levels, potentially reducing the risk of complications associated with diabetes over time.
Original Abstract Submitted
An electronic device includes a housing; a sensor module in the housing; a display; a memory; and a processor configured to monitor a blood glucose level of a user by using the sensor module; determine that the user is eating; record, in the memory, both a timepoint, of confirming that the blood glucose level exceeds the specific level, and the blood glucose level at the timepoint; determine, based on blood glucose records, a first timepoint, after the first meal, and a second timepoint, before the second meal; calculate an average value of blood glucose levels between the first timepoint and the second timepoint; obtain accumulated average value records daily; calculate a baseline blood glucose level of the user by using the plurality of accumulated average value records; and determine a low blood glucose reference level of the user based on the calculated baseline blood glucose level.
