Tdk Corporation

Kumiko Yamato

Kazunori Hashimoto

Hisashi Yoshikawa

Hiromi Sakata

Akira Iguchi

According to an embodiment, an activity tracker includes an acceleration sensor capable of detecting accelerations in directions of two or more axes orthogonal to each other, an arm motion determination unit configured to determine on the basis of an output from the acceleration sensor whether there is a predetermined motion within a predetermined time period, when operation of an operation button is detected, and a transmission processing unit configured to cause a lamp to glow and wirelessly transmit a piece of corresponding information corresponding to the predetermined motion and a piece of time information at a time of detecting that there is the predetermined motion, when it is determined by the arm motion determination unit that there is the predetermined motion.

Wristband-type arm movement determination device and wristband-type activity tracker

According to an embodiment, a pedometer includes an acceleration detecting circuit configured to detect acceleration from an output of an acceleration sensor and output an acceleration signal, a band-pass filter configured to remove, from the acceleration signal, a frequency component generated by arm swinging during walking and included in the acceleration signal, and a step counter configured to count a number of steps based on the acceleration signal outputted from the band-pass filter.

Pedometer

According to an embodiment, a server detects temperature increase in basal body temperature measured later relative to basal body temperature measured earlier between chronologically adjacent pieces of basal body temperature data, among basal body temperature data between a menstruation starting day and a next menstruation starting day; and estimates an ovulation day on the basis of the detected temperature increase.

Ovulation day estimation apparatus, ovulation day estimation method and storage medium in which ovulation day estimation program is recorded

According to one embodiment, an electronic thermometer includes a temperature sensing unit, a conversion unit, an FSK modulation unit, and a transmission unit. The temperature sensing unit detects the temperature of a subject. The conversion unit converts a result detected by the temperature sensing unit to a digital signal. The FSK modulation unit converts the digital signal from the conversion unit to an FSK modulation signal. The transmission unit outputs a transmission signal including a pilot signal having a frequency assigned to the FSK (frequency shift keying) modulation signal and the FSK modulation signal subsequent to the pilot signal.

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Kawasaki Kanagawa, Japan

Kumiko Yamato