Respiration
Monitoring
An XeThru X4 sensor can be used to accurately count respirations per minute. Elderly people cared for at home can benefit from a respiration monitoring device that can keep a check on vital signs.
Novelda recently announced the appointment of Global Electronics Corporation (GEC) as its Japanese Value Added Reseller. With almost 40 years’ experience in the semiconductor industry in Japan.
Megahealth, a Shanghai based medical electronics company, have developed the world’s first commercially available non-contact sleep apnea monitoring solution, the M+ Smart Wireless Sleep Monitor.
In this video, as an extension of our previous safety test experiments (https://youtu.be/9tu3Tdbpywg), we present another false alarm test experiments for big machinery using the IR-UWB radar sensor developed at Hanyang University (HYU), Seoul, Korea, in more practical scenarios. Particularly this time, we concurrently compared the performances of our HYU radar with those of the P**v*** radar (a commercial product from Europe). The ranging distance is set to be equally 6 meters for both radars. The HYU radar uses sound and warning lamp together whenever, either right or wrong, detecting objects, while the P**v*** radar uses two-level sound only.
