Personal Healthcare
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The Philips Rehabilitation Exerciser supports patients and
therapists in the implementation and execution of a
personalized neurological motor exercise plan at home.
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The Philips Rehabilitation Exerciser uses inertial
sensors to measure acceleration, rotation rate and the
earth’s magnetic field, and determines the orientation
of the sensor unit.
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Newly developed biomedical bedclothes provide respiration and heart
rate information using a pressure-sensitive bed sheet. Based
on this information the quality of sleep can be
determined.
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The data collected by the biomedical bedclothes can be
presented to the user on the display of a handheld
device (e.g. a PDA).
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The heart failure management solution consists of a
garment with textile ECG electrodes, a blood pressure
cuff and a weight scale that are wirelessly connected to
a handheld device (e.g. a PDA).
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On-body sensors and electronics for monitoring vital
body signs
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The centerpiece of Philips' early diagnosis solution to
prevent heart failure is a garment with textile ECG
electrodes sewn seamlessly into the fabric.
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The Philips CareServant provides interactive
communication solutions and services that improve the
quality of stay of patients in a hospital, for people in
care organizations or in the comfort of their own homes.
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Biochemist Kristiane Schmidt analyzing blood glucose
charts for diabetes management.
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Biophysicist Golo von Basum examining a glucose signal
for diabetes management.
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Scenario building in the MyHeart project.
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Philips Research has developed a wearable, wireless
monitoring system that can warn patients with underlying
health problems. The system uses dryelectrode technology
that can be built into common items of clothing like
bras, shorts or waist belts.
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