Development of i-AIDE - a Miniature Wearable Personal Monitor for the Elderly

开发i-AIDE - 一款适合老年人的微型可穿戴个人监视器

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    8059536
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 10万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    美国
  • 项目类别:
  • 财政年份:
    2011
  • 资助国家:
    美国
  • 起止时间:
    2011-02-15 至 2012-07-31
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The proposed personal i-AIDE monitoring system is a platform technology that will yield multiple benefits, beginning with protecting the health of our aging population, enhancing communication to caregivers and loved ones, allowing seniors to enjoy independent living to a much greater degree and for a longer time. This will yield the additional benefits of reduced senior care costs, and increased productivity and integration into society, and reduced stress on the adult children who currently must decide between the expenses of assisted living centers and the uncertainty of allowing living alone at home in safety and comfort The i-AIDE [intelligent aide] approach is a miniature wearable personal monitor the size of a band-aid, button, wrist-watch, or small pendant that alerts the individual and remote caregivers of unsafe, uncomfortable, or unhealthy situations. The i-AIDE is a wearable personal monitor with an on-board sensor array tailored to the individual needs that is integrated into communication systems of a home and the elderly's health care system [i.e., an infrastructure such as the Netcarity demonstration home system as proposed herein]. The currently available wireless sensor technology and sensor variables that are available today include T, P, RH, CO2 for comfort, CH4 for indoor safety, CO for early warning of fire and air quality/health, and vital signs [body T, respiration, pulse-oximetry variables, and blood gases]. It will be the strategy in Phase I to evaluate the status of each of these sensors for inclusion in the i-AIDE and some are available already by leveraging ongoing programs of the collaborators. Phase II produces a beta prototype tested at homes for the elderly in the USA. PUBLIC HEALTH RELEVANCE: A wearable button sized wireless health and safety monitor is developed for the elderly to enable independent living and promote the mission of NIA. The system is tested in the home of elderly linked to the community for efficacy evaluations. A new product line with scientific, social, and economic benefits results from this NIA SBIR.
描述(由申请人提供):拟议的个人i-AIDE监测系统是一种平台技术,将产生多种好处,首先是保护我们老龄化人口的健康,加强与护理人员和亲人的沟通,使老年人能够在更大程度上享受独立生活,并持续更长时间。这将产生额外的好处,减少老年护理成本,提高生产力和融入社会,并减少对成年子女的压力,他们目前必须在辅助生活中心的费用和允许独自在家安全舒适地生活的不确定性之间做出决定。i-AIDE [智能助手]方法是一种微型可穿戴个人监视器,大小如创可贴,按钮,手表,或小挂件,其警告个体和远程护理者不安全、不舒服或不健康的情况。i-AIDE是一种可穿戴的个人监视器,其具有针对个人需求定制的板载传感器阵列,该传感器阵列集成到家庭和老年人医疗保健系统的通信系统中[即,基础设施,例如这里提出的Netcarity演示家庭系统]。目前可用的无线传感器技术和传感器变量包括用于舒适性的T、P、RH、CO2、用于室内安全性的CH 4、用于火灾和空气质量/健康预警的CO以及生命体征[身体T、呼吸、脉搏血氧变量和血气]。这将是第一阶段的战略,以评估这些传感器中的每一个的状态,以纳入i-AIDE,其中一些已经通过利用合作者正在进行的项目提供。第二阶段生产了一个测试原型,在美国的老年人之家进行测试。 公共卫生关系:一个可穿戴的按钮大小的无线健康和安全监视器是为老年人开发的,使独立生活和促进NIA的使命。该系统在与社区联系的老年人家中进行测试,以评估其功效。一个新的产品线与科学,社会和经济效益的结果,从这个NIA SBIR。

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  • 批准号:
    8411110
  • 财政年份:
    2012
  • 资助金额:
    $ 10万
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