Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.V.

Lifeline Systems Company

Portia E Singh

Mladen Milosevic

Ali Akbar Ahmad Samadani

Matthew Len Lee

Daniel Jason Schulman

A method for managing movement includes determining a current location of a subject in a monitoring area, comparing the current location to a risk area location in the monitoring area, determining a likelihood of injury based on a result of the comparison, and generating control information based on the likelihood of injury to the subject. The control information may control activation of a haptic effect in a device worn or carried by the subject. The haptic effect may correspond to at least one stimulus that notifies the subject of the potential risk area.

System and method for performing mobility management using haptic guidance

The present disclosure pertains to a system configured to predict a lucidity level of a subject. The system comprises one or more activity sensors configured to generate output signals conveying information related to physical activity of the subject; one or more physiological sensors configured to generate output signals conveying information related to physiological parameters of the subject; a user interface configured to receive information related to a mood of the subject and information related to a cognitive state of the subject; and one or more processors configured to: generate an electronic lucidity model for the subject based on previous physical activity information, previous physiological parameter information, previous mood information, and previous cognitive state information; and predict the lucidity level of the subject based on the electronic lucidity model and one or more of current physical activity information, current physiological parameter information, current mood information, or current cognitive state information.

System and method for predicting lucidity level

The present system is configured to track informal observations by multiple caregivers about a care recipient and provide actionable feedback to the multiple caregivers for managing health of the care recipient based on the informal observations. Informal caregivers are constantly observing the health and/or wellness of care recipients they provide care for. Within families for example, multiple informal caregivers coordinate the care they provide for a care recipient amongst each other to balance the workload. These caregivers observe the same care recipient often on different occasions, from different perspectives, and with varying levels of subjectivity. Keeping an eye out for abnormal behavior by the care recipient, changes in capabilities of the care recipient, and/or potential disease progression, for example, are pieces of data caregivers commonly observe in an informal, rarely structured way.

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