Omron Healthcare Company Ltd.

Omron Corporation

Fumihiko Nakamura

Daisuke Nozaki

Hiroshi Usui

Yuzuki Tamai

Yasuhisa Tawa

Hiroshi Nakajima

Tamaki Ito

Hironori Sato

Feilang Tseng

Yasushi Matsuoka

Tamio Ueda

Naoki Takeishi

Yuji Asada

Yumi Kitamura

Yasuko Emori

Yoko Kanemitsu

Kazuya Uemura

Sirui Yeap

A risk management device includes an acquisition unit configured to acquire biological information relating to a biological parameter of an evaluation subject and behavior information relating to a behavior parameter of the evaluation subject, a risk calculation unit configured to calculate an event occurrence rate, based on the biological information being acquired and the behavior information being acquired, a selection unit configured to select a biological parameter and a behavior parameter that serve as an improvable factor from the biological information and the behavior information, a contribution calculation unit configured to calculate a contribution to the event occurrence rate for each of the biological parameter and the behavior parameter selected as the improvable factor, and a generation unit configured to generate output data indicating a calculation result in the contribution calculation unit.

Risk management device, risk management method, and non-temporary recording medium in which risk management program is stored

A drug management device includes a first acquisition unit configured to acquire prescription data including data indicative of a drug prescribed to a subject, a second acquisition unit configured to acquire biometric data including data indicative of variations in a physical quantity of a living body of the subject, a first estimation unit configured to estimate, on the basis of the data indicative of variations in the physical quantity, whether or not the subject has taken the drug, and a second estimation unit configured to, in response to an estimation result indicating that the subject has taken the drug, estimate, on the basis of the data indicative of variations in the physical quantity, whether or not an effect of the drug on the subject satisfies an effect estimation criterion, which is predetermined.

Drug management device, drug management method, and non-transitory recording medium storing program for drug management

A health management apparatus includes a processor that is configured to activate a sugoroku including squares linking a starting square with a finishing square and direct a piece of a user to be advanced through the squares. The processor is configured to obtain measurement data including biological information of the user and a time of day or location of measurement at which the biological information has been measured. The processor is configured to assess an evaluation value based on whether the time of day or location of measurement satisfies a condition, and determine a number of squares through which the piece is to be advanced in the sugoroku, based on the evaluation value.

Health management apparatus, health management method, and health management program

A gait posture meter evaluates a gait posture of a measurement subject, and includes an accelerometer affixed to a centerline of a measurement subject's waist area, an evaluation unit that repeatedly finds an evaluation amount quantitatively expressing a gait posture of the measurement subject based on an output of the accelerometer in each of predetermined unit periods within a predetermined continuous walking period of no greater than ten minutes, and a display processing unit that displays the repeatedly-found evaluation amounts in time series in the display screen.

Gait posture meter and program

Terminal device having a display screen with graphical user interface

Provided is a sleep display program, a sleep display method, and a sleep display device for visualizing an internal clock regarding sleep. The sleep display program is a program for displaying, in a display unit, sleep state data of a user that has been measured and recorded by a sleep evaluation device, the data including at least a wakeup time Tand a bedtime T, and the program including a step of obtaining the data from the sleep evaluation device, a step of displaying, in the display unit, a 24-hour circular time display image divided into time periods that each indicate a predetermined span of time, and a step of plotting, on the time periods in the time display image, a set number of days' worth of records of the wakeup times Tand the bedtimes Tincluded in the data.

Sleep display program, sleep display method, and sleep display device

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Kyoto, Japan

Fumihiko Nakamura