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Monebo Technologies, Inc.

Dale Julian Misczynski

Vladislav Bukhman

Sergii Tymoshok

Oleg Sychov

Dmytro Tymoshok

A device and a process for analyzing a medical condition of a user. This device and process can also be used to predict a future abnormal medical condition of the user. The device includes a portable information-receiving device, an information processing device and a remote storage and processing device. These three devices may be in communication with each other via a wireless communication system. This device can include a GPS system for locating the user when the user is having an abnormal medical condition. The process is designed to take a digital signal from a plurality of ECG sensors on the portable information device and form a QRS wave. One or more points are extracted from this QRS wave are used to form a QRS complex wave. QRS complex waves are used to analyze the medical condition of the user. A plurality of parameters are calculated from these points on the QRS wave. If the medical condition of the user is in an abnormal range then an alarm will sound. However, if the user is not in an abnormal range, then the device may also predict the possibility of a future occurrence of an abnormal medical condition in the user.

System process for analyzing the medical condition of a user

The invention relates to a method and device for contactless assessment of fatigue of a user, in particular a vehicle operator. The invention is comprised of a seamless continuous evaluation of cardiac activity variability and uses this data as an input for evaluation and quantitative assessment of sympathetic and parasympathetic activity of the autonomic nervous system, which are reliable markers of the physiological condition of a user. The small device is fixed to a driver's safety belt or embedded in the back of driver's seat without direct contacts to a user's body. The device continuously monitors the fatigue level of a user and alerts the user if he/she unexpectedly drifts from wakefulness to drowsiness. The invention significantly improves the safety of a vehicle operator.

Method and system for contactless evaluation of fatigue of an operator

The invention relates to a method and device for contactless monitoring and evaluation of sleep states of a user. The invention comprises a seamless continuous evaluation of cardiac activity variability and uses these data as an input for evaluation and quantitative assessment of sympathetic and parasympathetic activity of autonomic nervous system, which are reliable markers of physiological condition of a user. The device is embedded within two thin mattress pad layers, eliminating any direct contact between electrodes and a user's body. The invention enables remote monitoring and evaluation of sleep states without involvement of trained professionals.

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Austin, TX, United States of America

Dale Julian Misczynski