Recently, Toshiba Corporation has developed the Smart Vital Signs Sensor Module Smart healthcare Intelligent Monitor Engine & Ecosystem, or Silmee for short, which can synchronously sense key vital signs information, such as Electrocardiogram, pulse, body temperature and exercise, and can transmit data to smartphones and tablets via wireless technology. Toshiba has manufactured a prototype of the sensor module, which is compact and easy to wear. Toshiba will demonstrate and demonstrate the prototype at the 2013 International Symposium on Medical ICT 2013 held at Meiji University in Tokyo, Japan.
The current medical cloud service utilizes mature independent medical equipment, such as sphygmomanometers or clinical thermometers. Due to the large size of the equipment and the complexity of operating a large number of equipment, it is difficult for such services to be popularized in the market.
The newly developed Silmee integrates a pseudo system-on-chip (Pseudo-SoC) analog front end, a 32-bit ARM processor chip, and a dual-mode Bluetooth bare chip into a 14.5mm x 14.5mm compact package. Simply add devices such as antennas, batteries, and sensor heads to become a fully wearable vital sign sensor system. In the chip used in this module, the flexible and compact dummy system-on-chip analog front end can very effectively realize the vital sign sensor function, which promotes the rapid progress of vital sign sensor technology.
Toshiba will demonstrate how to use this very compact Silmee prototype: a patch product with an area of ​​25mm x 60mm and a weight of 10 grams that can monitor all vital signs. Toshiba will contribute to the advancement of intelligent personalized medical services, deploying the module and prototype terminal into numerous intelligent medical service development and field trials.
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