18605358. EXECUTING NON-INVASIVE RF ANALYTE MEASUREMENTS IN OPERATIVE PROCEDURES simplified abstract (KNOW LABS, INC.)
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EXECUTING NON-INVASIVE RF ANALYTE MEASUREMENTS IN OPERATIVE PROCEDURES
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JOHN Cronin of Seattle WA (US)
EXECUTING NON-INVASIVE RF ANALYTE MEASUREMENTS IN OPERATIVE PROCEDURES - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18605358 titled 'EXECUTING NON-INVASIVE RF ANALYTE MEASUREMENTS IN OPERATIVE PROCEDURES
The system described in the patent application involves an apparatus for generating radio frequency scanning data by transmitting radio waves below the skin surface of a person and receiving the waves using a two-dimensional array of receive antennas. The reflected portion of the transmitted radio waves, reflected from a blood vessel, is analyzed by comparing it to known standard waveforms and inputting similar waveforms into a machine learning algorithm to determine the person's health parameters. The system then notifies the person and/or health professionals of the person's health status.
- Transmitter for transmitting radio waves below the skin surface
- Two-dimensional array of receive antennas for receiving the waves
- Analysis of reflected portion of transmitted radio waves from a blood vessel
- Comparison to known standard waveforms
- Inputting similar waveforms into a machine learning algorithm
- Determination of health parameters
- Notification of health status to person and/or health professionals
Potential Applications: - Remote health monitoring - Early detection of cardiovascular issues - Personalized healthcare management
Problems Solved: - Non-invasive monitoring of health parameters - Timely notification of health status changes
Benefits: - Improved health monitoring - Early detection of health issues - Personalized healthcare solutions
Commercial Applications: Title: Remote Health Monitoring System for Personalized Healthcare This technology could be utilized in telemedicine platforms, wearable health devices, and healthcare facilities to provide remote monitoring and personalized healthcare solutions to individuals.
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the system ensure the accuracy of health parameter determinations? 2. What are the privacy and security measures in place for the data collected and transmitted through the system?
Original Abstract Submitted
A system that includes an apparatus for generating radio frequency scanning data which includes a transmitter for transmitting radio waves below the skin surface of a person and a two-dimensional array of receive antennas for receiving the radio waves, including a reflected portion of the transmitted radio waves that is reflected from a blood vessel of the person. The wave signal is compared to known standard waveforms, and similar waveforms are input into a machine learning algorithm to determine one or more health parameters of the person. The system then notifies the person and/or health professionals of the person's health status. The apparatus may be activated by any number of modules when data is needed. The apparatus may be activated based on the requirements of medical staff, the requirements of other measurement devices, the requirements of an operating device or robot, a set schedule, etc.
