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30 August 2022 Research on detection of respiratory pulse and blood pressure based on milli-meter wave radar
Hao Zhu, Haili Wang, Fuchuan Du, Qixin Cao
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Proceedings Volume 12309, International Conference on Advanced Manufacturing Technology and Manufacturing Systems (ICAMTMS 2022); 123090S (2022) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2645418
Event: International Conference on Advanced Manufacturing Technology and Manufacturing System (ICAMTMS 2022), 2022, Shijiazhuang, China
Abstract
Nowadays, daily vital sign monitoring can effectively prevent chronic diseases and has a very important position in the field of medical research. However, the monitoring method is basically contact-based, which causes inconvenience to the daily life of users. This work presents a set of integrated real-time monitoring device system for respiration, pulse, and blood pressure based on the characteristics of non-contact and wide range of milli-meter wave radar. The device obtains data by monitoring the wrist of the human body in a relaxed state. Through image processing and machine learning, the respiration and pulse waveforms with good accuracy are separated, and the obtained blood pressure value also has a certain accuracy. The milli-meter wave radar itself has the advantages of low power, simple circuit, and good integration, so the device has a great market prospect.
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Hao Zhu, Haili Wang, Fuchuan Du, and Qixin Cao "Research on detection of respiratory pulse and blood pressure based on milli-meter wave radar", Proc. SPIE 12309, International Conference on Advanced Manufacturing Technology and Manufacturing Systems (ICAMTMS 2022), 123090S (30 August 2022); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2645418
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KEYWORDS
Blood pressure

Radar

Vital signs

Arteries

Doppler effect

Image processing

Neural networks

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