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Cong Shi

at Beijing Institute of Technology

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Proceedings Article | 10 August 2015 Paper

Wearable sensor for heart rate detection

Cong Shi, Xiaohua Liu, Lingqin Kong, Jizhe Wu, Ming Liu, Liquan Dong, Mei Hui, Yuejin Zhao

Proceedings Volume 9620, 96200E (2015) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2193129

KEYWORDS: Heart, Sensors, Signal processing, LabVIEW, Data acquisition, Tissue optics, MATLAB, Signal detection, Blood, Blood vessels

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In recent years heart and blood vessel diseases kill more people than everything else combined. The daily test of heart rate for the prevention and treatment of the heart head blood-vessel disease has the vital significance. In order to adapt the transformation of medical model and solve the low accuracy problem of the traditional method of heart rate measuring, we present a new method to monitor heart rate in this paper. The heart rate detection is designed for daily heart rate detection .The heart rate signal is collected by the heart rate sensor. The signal through signal processing circuits converts into sine wave and square wave in turn. And then the signal is transmitted to the computer by data collection card. Finally, we use LABVIEW and MATLAB to show the heart rate wave and calculate the heart rate. By doing contrast experiment with medical heart rate product, experimental results show that the system can realize rapidly and accurately measure the heart rate value. A measurement can be completed within 10 seconds and the error is less than 3beat/min. And the result shows that the method in this paper has a strong anti-interference ability. It can effectively suppress the movement interference. Beyond that the result is insensitive to light.

Proceedings Article | 5 August 2015 Paper

Non-contact Real-time heart rate measurements based on high speed circuit technology research

Jizhe Wu, Xiaohua Liu, Lingqin Kong, Cong Shi, Ming Liu, Mei Hui, Liquan Dong, Yuejin Zhao

Proceedings Volume 9622, 96220L (2015) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2193435

KEYWORDS: Heart, Video, Image processing, Video processing, Independent component analysis, Blood, Signal processing, Cameras, Skin, Absorption

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In recent years, morbidity and mortality of the cardiovascular or cerebrovascular disease, which threaten human health greatly, increased year by year. Heart rate is an important index of these diseases. To address this status, the paper puts forward a kind of simple structure, easy operation, suitable for large populations of daily monitoring non-contact heart rate measurement. In the method we use imaging equipment video sensitive areas. The changes of light intensity reflected through the image grayscale average. The light change is caused by changes in blood volume. We video the people face which include the sensitive areas (ROI), and use high-speed processing circuit to save the video as AVI format into memory. After processing the whole video of a period of time, we draw curve of each color channel with frame number as horizontal axis. Then get heart rate from the curve. We use independent component analysis (ICA) to restrain noise of sports interference, realized the accurate extraction of heart rate signal under the motion state. We design an algorithm, based on high-speed processing circuit, for face recognition and tracking to automatically get face region. We do grayscale average processing to the recognized image, get RGB three grayscale curves, and extract a clearer pulse wave curves through independent component analysis, and then we get the heart rate under the motion state. At last, by means of compare our system with Fingertip Pulse Oximeter, result show the system can realize a more accurate measurement, the error is less than 3 pats per minute.

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