Omron Healthcare Company Ltd.

Kabushiki Kaisha Toyota Jidoshokki

Hiroaki Aoyama

Kengo Nishiyama

Takeshi Kubo

Minoru Taniguchi

Masayuki Fukutsuka

Shusuke Eshita

Ryosuke Doi

Hiroya Nakanishi

Yoshihide Tokko

Yuma Adachi

Chisato Tawara

Hiroshi Koshimizu

Atsushi Hamaguchi

Eisuke Yamazaki

Kenji Ono

Teppei Sumino

Atsushi Sone

Yuka Tanabe

Yoichi Makino

Kazuya Miwa

Takashi Yamaguchi

An appliance includes a belt that is worn by being wound around a wrist. The appliance includes: at least a first display region that is positioned in an area of the belt that corresponds to a volar-side surface or a radius-side surface of the wrist; and a second display region that is positioned in an area of the belt that corresponds to a back-side surface of the wrist. During a blood pressure measurement period, first control for displaying ongoing blood pressure measurement information only on the first display region is performed, and during a period other than the blood pressure measurement period, second control for displaying information that needs to be displayed on the first or second display region is performed.

Appliance

A control unit makes a provisional determination as to whether or not a measurement subject is moving using a detection signal from a sensor that detects movement in bedding on which the measurement subject is sleeping. In the case where at least one of a first period, in which periods determined to have body movement repeat cyclically, and a second period, in which a period determined to have body movement continues for at least a predetermined amount of time, has occurred, at least one of a period in the first period determined to have body movement and the second period are corrected to a period of no body movement.

Sleep state management device, sleep state management method, and sleep state management program

A sleep state management device includes a sensor that detects movement in bedding where a measurement subject is sleeping, and a control unit that calculates a peak value difference, which is a difference between adjacent peak values in a detection signal outputted from the sensor, determines that a period in which a number of times the peak value difference exceeds a threshold is greater than a predetermined value is a period in which the measurement subject has moved, and manages the sleep state of the measurement based on a result of the determination.

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Kyoto, Japan

Hiroaki Aoyama