The increasing global emphasis on worker safety, public health, and operational efficiency is accelerating the adoption of advanced monitoring solutions. Regulatory pressures for hygienic practices in industries like food processing and healthcare, coupled with the drive for smart factory automation, demand reliable non-contact sensing. This technology provides a critical enabler for these trends, offering a scalable solution to enhance human-machine interaction safety and ensure continuous, unobtrusive health monitoring in critical environments.
Achieves high-precision, non-contact biological data acquisition, overcoming hygiene and privacy limitations of traditional contact sensors. This enables continuous, stress-free monitoring.
Significantly reduces external noise and environmental interference through a unique suppression processing technology in the signal intensity calculation unit. This ensures stable biological data acquisition and minimizes false detection risks.
Leverages a versatile architecture that generates time-varying data from distance-varying data to derive biological metrics, enabling diverse applications from healthcare to industrial use and flexible adaptation to market needs.
This patent, granted after comparison with four prior art documents through a standard examination process, protects the core 'suppression processing by a signal intensity calculation unit' for non-contact biological data detection. This specific and robust claim scope, developed with the involvement of a prominent patent firm, covers the key differentiator for high-precision, noise-resistant detection, offering licensees a strong market advantage.
This patent protects the core signal processing for non-contact biological data acquisition. Licensees could build IP in advanced AI diagnostics or robotic integration.
Implementing this technology in facilities like food processing plants or medical institutions could significantly reduce labor and time costs associated with traditional contact-based or manual biological data measurement. For example, automating ~30% of inspection tasks performed by 3 staff (annual labor cost of ~$60K/person × 3 staff = ~$180K (AI est.)) could yield annual savings of ~$54K (AI est.). Combined with an estimated ~$100K (AI est.) in damage avoidance from early detection of quality issues or accidents, the total economic impact could exceed ~$150K per year (AI est.).
X: Data Reliability & Noise Immunity
Y: Ease of Implementation & Versatility