Taidoc Technology Corporation

Taidoc Corp., Ltd.

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Chao-Wang Chen

Shu-Mei Wu

Chia-Chi Wu

Tung-Chuang Jan

Yi-Hsin Huang

Chun-Hui Pi

Wen-Jung Huang

Chih-Chiang Yang

Hui-Sheng Hou

Yeong-Dar Chen

Chun-Tung Chen

Tsai-Yun Lee

Ja-Shi Wu

Yao Ou-Yang

How-Ray Sung

Chia-Chin Yang

Xing Ou-Yang

The present disclosure is related to a method, a system, a non-transitory computer-readable medium and a computer program product for calibrating time of a physiological data. The method includes providing a physiological monitoring device for storing a physiological data with a first measurement time, and the physiological monitoring device has a first counting time. A wireless communication channel is established between the physiological monitoring device and a time calibration device having a second counting time. The first counting time and the second counting time are compared to obtain a counting time deviation value, and the counting time deviation value is compared with a predetermined time deviation value. If the counting time deviation value exceeds the predetermined time deviation value, the first measurement time and the counting time deviation value are computed to obtain a calibrated measurement time of the physiological data.

Method, system, non-transitory computer-readable medium and computer program product for calibrating time of physiological data

The present invention related to an injector is provided. The injector includes a case body, a dose setting, a first engagement, a second engagement, an elasticity element, and a button. The dose setting is used to preset a dose. The first engagement is connected with the dose setting. The elasticity element is connected between the first engagement and the second engagement. When the elasticity element is in an extension state, the first engagement and the second engagement are separated. When the button is pushed, the elasticity element is entered into a compress state to combine the first engagement and the second engagement, and then push the dose setting.

Injector

The present invention relates to an electrochemical biosensor strip comprising a base which has a front side and a back side, an electrode system on the front side of said base, a code-recognition element on one end of the back side of said base, a cover which is located on said electrode system, and a reaction area which is in touch with said electrode system for a reaction to take place. By forms of said code-recognition element provided in the present invention, a biosensing device will automatically choose a specific set of calibration code corresponding to a particular batch of the electrochemical biosensor strip while coupling to the strip. Hence, the present invention eliminates the calibration step carried out by users and simplifies the measuring procedure, avoiding the inaccurate results due to the omission or improper operation of the calibration step by users. The present invention further relates to a method for identifying a corresponding biosensing device by using a ratio of lengths of each length-changeable area of the strip.

Electrochemical biosensor strip and method for identifying a corresponding biosensing device by said strip

The present invention related to a connector which is used in a biosensing meter and receives an insertion, comprising a body and a plurality of terminal components. The plurality of terminals arranged all around and face to face, thereby reducing the volume of the connector. Furthermore, the plurality of terminal respectively contact the insertion equally thereby increasing the transmissible accuracy and the determination accuracy. The connector can further comprise a sliding base connected with the body for ejecting the insertion, whereby the invented connector can achieve multi-functional goal.

Connector and biosensing meter with the connector

An intelligent biosensing meter has a parameter storing unit stored a plurality of parameters that sample strips detection needed and at least one slot for receiving a sample strip or a code card. The code card can store a plurality of parameters therein that are not stored in the parameter storing unit. Therefore, the intelligent biosensing meter not only stores parameters therein but also receives the code card to store new parameter or download new parameter from an internet. Manufacturers can save budget for manufacturing code cards if parameters stored in the biosensing meter are suitable for testing a new batch of sample strip or download from the internet. Furthermore, the intelligent biosensing meter can insert different kind of cards or strips into one slot and recognize them by circuit design to control different functions. The biosensing meter of the present invention will decrease manufacturing cost and be operated easily.

Intelligent biosensing meter

An electrochemical biosensor strip has a base, an electrode system, an optional spacer and a cover. The electrode system is laid on the base. The spacer is laid on the electrode system and exposes a portion of the electrode system for electrical connection with a meter and a different portion of the electrode system for application of a test reagent. The cover is covered on the spacer to form a cavity. Between the test reagent and the base, a hydrophilic layer is laid between them for increasing the binding effect of the test reagent on the base. The hydrophilic layer is laid on the area excluding from the electrode system and laid on the electrode system about 50% to 0% of the electrode system corresponding to the test reagent. The hydrophilic layer will not interfere with signal transmission of the electrode system so the test is more accurate.

Electrochemical biosensor strip

A method and an apparatus for non-invasive blood-pressure measurement performing step-by-step inflating and deflating of the cuff pressure are disclosed. The step-by-step inflation-and-deflation process of the invention can determine the highest inflating pressure and provide enough data to obtain a curve fitting envelope. Therefore, the inflation pressure of the cuff to be pumped much higher than the normal systolic pressure of the conventional method can be prevented. A comfortable systolic and diastolic pressure determination method applying fuzzy control is achieved.

Method and apparatus for non-invasive blood-pressure measurement

A method and an apparatus for oscillometric blood-pressure measurement taking heart pulses for reference to determine the systolic and diastolic pressure are disclosed. The cuff is merely inflated to a cuff pressure above the mean arterial pressure of the artery. Therefore, the inflation pressure of the cuff to be pumped much higher than the normal systolic pressure of the conventional method can be prevented. A comfortable systolic and diastolic pressure determination method applying fuzzy control is achieved.

Method and apparatus for oscillometric blood-pressure measurement

A thermometer having a symmetrical probe with a sensor for sensing temperatures and a processor, a method for calculating temperature of an object by a second-order differential equation comprises the steps of obtaining temperatures from object, performing a first temperature calculation to obtain an initial prediction of temperature of object, adding a compensation coefficient, generating a compensated temperature based on a combination of initial prediction of temperature of object and compensated coefficient, and calculating a stabilized prediction of temperature of object based on compensated temperature before sensor has reached temperature of object. This thermometer can effectively decreasing error during heat transfer process.

Electronic thermometer and temperature prediction method therefor

This invention relates to an infrared probe of a thermometer. The infrared probe does not need a waveguide to contact with a sensor for transmitting heat. The infrared probe consists of a sensor unit disposed on a sensor base and surrounded by an isolation unit. Standing at this forefront, the sensor unit can detect the infrared rays directly to lead a precise measurement. Moreover, the cost will be reduced without disposing a waveguide tube on the sensor.

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Chao-Wang Chen