TWM552642U - Caring system - Google Patents
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本新型是有關於一種照護系統，特別是指一種結合穿戴裝置的照護系統。The present invention relates to a care system, and more particularly to a care system incorporating a wearable device.
在目前逐漸高齡化的社會，老年人口將急速增加，相對地，對於老年人的健康照護的社會成本也將大幅提高。In a society that is gradually aging, the elderly population will increase rapidly. In contrast, the social cost of health care for the elderly will also increase substantially.
一般來說，年輕人日常均需外出工作，無法時時刻刻觀察或記錄老人家的生理狀況；雖然可考慮聘請看護人員隨侍在側，但費用相當高。此外，目前的安養中心雖然可提供老人家較周全的照護，但對安養中心來說，要時時刻刻觀察或記錄老人家的生理狀況也相當不易。Generally speaking, young people need to go out to work on a daily basis. They cannot observe or record the physiological condition of the elderly at all times. Although it is considered to hire a caregiver to accompany the waiter, the cost is quite high. In addition, although the current Anyang Center can provide more comprehensive care for the elderly, it is not easy for the Anyang Center to observe or record the physiological condition of the elderly at all times.
因此，如何利用資訊科技來輔助居家照護或安養照護遂成為一個重要的課題。Therefore, how to use information technology to assist home care or security care has become an important issue.
因此，本新型之目的，即在提供一種利用資訊科技來輔助健康照護的照護系統。Therefore, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a care system that utilizes information technology to assist in health care.
於是，本新型照護系統包含一個穿戴裝置、一個控制主機及一個照護主機。Thus, the novel care system comprises a wearable device, a control host and a care host.
該穿戴裝置適於由一個使用者穿戴，並用於偵測相關於該使用者的一個事件的發生次數。The wearable device is adapted to be worn by a user and is used to detect the number of occurrences of an event associated with the user.
該控制主機設置於該使用者的居住區域，並可與該穿戴裝置無線通訊，且用於控制設置於該居住區域的多個電子設備。The control host is disposed in the living area of the user and is capable of wirelessly communicating with the wearable device and for controlling a plurality of electronic devices disposed in the living area.
該個照護主機透過網路連接該控制主機，並可與一個行動裝置無線通訊。The care host connects to the control panel via a network and can communicate wirelessly with a mobile device.
其中，當穿戴裝置判斷出該事件的發生次數符合一個預定條件時，該穿戴裝置經由該控制主機傳送一個對應的通知訊息給該照護主機，且該照護主機根據該通知訊息傳送另一個對應的通知訊息給該行動裝置。When the wearable device determines that the number of occurrences of the event meets a predetermined condition, the wearable device transmits a corresponding notification message to the care host via the control host, and the care host transmits another corresponding notification according to the notification message. The message is given to the mobile device.
本新型之功效在於：能有效地輔助針對該使用者的健康照護。The effect of the novel is to effectively assist the health care of the user.
在本新型被詳細描述之前，應當注意在以下的說明內容中，類似的元件是以相同的編號來表示。Before the present invention is described in detail, it should be noted that in the following description, similar elements are denoted by the same reference numerals.
參閱圖1，本新型照護系統包含一個穿戴裝置11、一個控制主機12與一個照護主機13。該穿戴裝置11適於由一個使用者穿戴；較佳地，該穿戴裝置11為智慧手環或智慧手錶。Referring to Figure 1, the novel care system includes a wearable device 11, a control unit 12 and a care host 13. The wearing device 11 is adapted to be worn by a user; preferably, the wearing device 11 is a smart bracelet or a smart watch.
該控制主機12設置於該使用者的居住區域，並可透過短距無線通訊，例如是WiFi、藍牙(bluetooth)、或近場通訊(near-field communication，NFC)等，與該穿戴裝置11傳輸資料，且用於控制設置於該居住區域的多個監控設備21與多個家居設備22，例如控制窗磁感應器、開門感測器、智慧型影像監控系統(intelligent video surveillance, IVS)等監控設備，與空調設備、電燈、冰箱等家居設備。當該照護系統運用於集合式住宅社區時，該使用者的居住區域為該使用者的住家；而當該照護系統運用於安養中心時，該居住區域為該安養中心的一個區域，且一般來說，該居住區域為該使用者在該安養中心的活動區域。The control host 12 is disposed in the living area of the user, and can be transmitted with the wearable device 11 through short-range wireless communication, such as WiFi, bluetooth, or near-field communication (NFC). Data, and for controlling a plurality of monitoring devices 21 and a plurality of home devices 22 disposed in the living area, such as a control window magnetic sensor, a door sensor, an intelligent video surveillance system (IVS), and the like , with air conditioning equipment, lights, refrigerators and other household equipment. When the care system is applied to a collective residential community, the user's living area is the user's home; and when the care system is applied to the security center, the living area is an area of the security center, and Generally, the living area is the active area of the user at the security center.
該控制主機12經由區域網路或網際網路連接該照護主機13，該照護主機13由一個健康照護單位負責管理，並可透過行動通訊網路與任一個行動裝置3通訊，其中該行動裝置3例如是手機、平板電腦等。當該照護系統運用於集合式住宅社區時，該健康照護單位例如是該住宅社區所成立的用來提供該住宅社區的居民健康諮詢、照護、緊急傷病處理的護理單位；而當該照護系統運用於安養中心時，該健康照護單位為該安養中心中負責照護該使用者的單位The control host 12 connects the care host 13 via a regional network or an internet. The care host 13 is managed by a health care unit and can communicate with any mobile device 3 via a mobile communication network, for example, the mobile device 3 It is a mobile phone, a tablet, etc. When the care system is applied to a collective residential community, the health care unit is, for example, a care unit established by the residential community to provide residents' health consultation, care, and emergency injury treatment for the residential community; and when the care system is used At the Anyang Center, the health care unit is the unit responsible for caring for the user in the security center.
參閱圖2，該照護系統實施一種關於異常事件警報的方法。首先，該穿戴裝置11感測該使用者的連續性的生理數據(步驟101)。接著，該穿戴裝置11根據該連續性的生理數據分析判斷是否發生了一個異常事件，例如跌倒或心跳紊亂/停止(步驟102)。當該穿戴裝置11判斷出發生了該異常事件時，該穿戴裝置11傳送一個對應的通知訊息給該控制主機12(步驟103)。接著，該控制主機12傳送該通知訊息給該照護主機13(步驟104)。接著，該照護主機13傳送一個對應該異常事件的警示通知訊息給該健康照護單位的一個照護人員的行動裝置3，與該使用者的一個家屬的行動裝置3(步驟105)。Referring to Figure 2, the care system implements a method for alerting an abnormal event. First, the wearable device 11 senses physiological data of the continuity of the user (step 101). Next, the wearable device 11 determines, based on the physiological data analysis of the continuity, whether an abnormal event such as a fall or a heartbeat disorder/stop has occurred (step 102). When the wearable device 11 determines that the abnormal event has occurred, the wearable device 11 transmits a corresponding notification message to the control host 12 (step 103). Next, the control host 12 transmits the notification message to the care host 13 (step 104). Next, the care host 13 transmits a warning notification message corresponding to the abnormal event to the mobile device 3 of the health care unit, and the mobile device 3 of the family of the user (step 105).
參閱圖3與圖4，該照護系統實施一種關於偵測該使用者是否進入一個管制區域的方法。如圖3所示，該居住區域4還設置有多個用於定位的物聯網裝置5，且該居住區域4還包含一個管制區域41，例如存放供電設備的區域。該居住區域4設置有一個受控於該控制主機12並可監控該管制區域41的監控設備21，在此為該智慧型影像監控系統。如圖4所示，該穿戴裝置11持續地藉由與該等物聯網裝置5的無線通訊來進行定位(步驟201)；較佳地，該等物聯網裝置5為藍牙iBeacon裝置，該穿戴裝置11透過iBeacon技術來進行定位。接著，該穿戴裝置11根據定位結果來判斷自身是否位於該管制區域41內(步驟202)。當判斷出位於該管制區域41內時，該穿戴裝置11傳送一個對應的通知訊息給該控制主機12(步驟203)，以致該控制主機12根據該監控設備21所產生的監控資料/影像畫面判斷是否該管制區域41有入侵者(步驟204)。當該控制主機12判斷出該管制區域41有該入侵者時，該控制主機12傳送一個對應的通知訊息給該照護主機13(步驟205)，以致該照護主機13傳送一個對應的警示通知訊息給該照護人員的行動裝置3與該使用者的家屬的行動裝置3(步驟206)。此外，在一個實施方式中，該控制主機12還可將該監控設備21產生的該管制區域41的影像畫面傳送給該照護主機13並進一步傳送給該行動裝置3，並在該控制主機12、該照護主機13及該行動裝置3上顯示該管制區域41的影像畫面，以利他人快速提供協助。Referring to Figures 3 and 4, the care system implements a method of detecting whether the user has entered a controlled area. As shown in FIG. 3, the living area 4 is also provided with a plurality of IoT devices 5 for positioning, and the living area 4 further includes a control area 41, such as an area for storing power supply equipment. The living area 4 is provided with a monitoring device 21 controlled by the control host 12 and capable of monitoring the control area 41, here the intelligent image monitoring system. As shown in FIG. 4, the wearable device 11 is continuously positioned by wireless communication with the IoT devices 5 (step 201); preferably, the IoT devices 5 are Bluetooth iBeacon devices, the wearable device 11 Positioning through iBeacon technology. Next, the wearing device 11 determines whether it is located in the control area 41 based on the positioning result (step 202). When it is determined that the control device 11 is located in the control area 41, the wearable device 11 transmits a corresponding notification message to the control host 12 (step 203), so that the control host 12 determines according to the monitoring data/image frame generated by the monitoring device 21. Whether the controlled area 41 has an intruder (step 204). When the control host 12 determines that the intruder is in the control area 41, the control host 12 transmits a corresponding notification message to the care host 13 (step 205), so that the care host 13 transmits a corresponding alert notification message to the The mobile device 3 of the caregiver and the mobile device 3 of the user's family (step 206). In addition, in an embodiment, the control host 12 can also transmit the image of the control area 41 generated by the monitoring device 21 to the care host 13 and further transmit it to the mobile device 3, and at the control host 12, The image of the control area 41 is displayed on the care host 13 and the mobile device 3 to facilitate quick assistance from others.
值得一提的是，在一個實施方式中，當該穿戴裝置11判斷出自身位於該管制區域41內時，該穿戴裝置11也可直接經由該控制主機12傳送一個對應的通知訊息給該照護主機13，以致該照護主機13傳送該警示通知訊息給該照護人員的行動裝置3與該使用者家屬的行動裝置3，而不根據該監控資料來進一步確認該管制區域41是否有入侵者。It is worth mentioning that, in an embodiment, when the wearable device 11 determines that it is located in the control area 41, the wearable device 11 can directly transmit a corresponding notification message to the care host via the control host 12. 13. The care host 13 transmits the alert notification message to the mobile device 3 of the caregiver and the mobile device 3 of the user's family, without further confirming whether the controlled area 41 has an intruder based on the monitoring data.
此外，值得一提的是，在危急的時候，該使用者能直接操作該穿戴裝置11傳送一個記錄有該使用者的所在位置的求救通知訊息給該控制主機12，並經由該控制主機12傳送該求救通知訊息給該照護主機13，以致該照護主機13傳送一個記錄有該使用者的所在位置的警示通知訊息給該照護人員的行動裝置3與該使用者的家屬的行動裝置3；且該控制主機12、該照護主機13與該行動裝置3還顯示該使用者的所在位置的相關資訊，以利他人快速提供協助。In addition, it is worth mentioning that, in a critical situation, the user can directly operate the wearable device 11 to transmit a help notification message recording the location of the user to the control host 12, and transmit the control host 12 via the control host 12. The help notification message is sent to the care host 13 so that the care host 13 transmits an alert notification message recording the location of the user to the mobile device 3 of the caregiver and the mobile device 3 of the user's family; The control host 12, the care host 13 and the mobile device 3 also display relevant information about the location of the user, so as to facilitate quick assistance from others.
參閱圖5，該照護系統實施一種關於評估該使用者的社群活動的方法。以該居住區域為該使用者的住家來說，在該居住區域有該使用者的至少一個家屬或鄰居，且每一個家屬或鄰居也穿戴了該穿戴裝置11；而以該居住區域4為安養中心的一個區域來說，在該居住區域4有該使用者的至少一個鄰居，且每一個鄰居穿戴了該穿戴裝置11。每一個穿戴裝置11持續地藉由與該等物聯網裝置5的無線通訊來進行定位(步驟301)，並持續地傳送一個記載有自身當前位置的位置資訊給該控制主機12(步驟302)。該控制主機12根據該等位置資訊計算在一個時間期間內該使用者的穿戴裝置11與其他任一個穿戴裝置11接近的次數，也就是其他任一個穿戴裝置11位於該使用者的穿戴裝置11的一個預定距離內的次數(步驟303)；較佳地，該時間期間為七天，且該預定距離在一至兩公尺的範圍內。接著，該控制主機12判斷在該時間期間內該使用者的穿戴裝置11與其他任一個穿戴裝置11接近的次數是否少於一個預定的門檻值；較佳地，該門檻值在三至五的範圍內(步驟304)。當在該時間期間內該使用者的穿戴裝置11與其他任一個穿戴裝置11接近的次數少於該門檻值時，該控制主機12傳送一個對應的通知訊息給該照護主機13(步驟305)，以致該照護主機13傳送一個相關於服務推薦的通知訊息給該照護人員的行動裝置3或該使用者的家屬的行動裝置3(步驟306)，其中該服務推薦例如是安排家訪、安排義工的探訪等。Referring to Figure 5, the care system implements a method for assessing the community activity of the user. Where the living area is the home of the user, there is at least one family or neighbor of the user in the living area, and each of the family members or neighbors also wears the wearing device 11; In the case of an area of the foster center, there is at least one neighbor of the user in the living area 4, and each of the neighbors wears the wearing device 11. Each of the wearable devices 11 is continuously positioned by wireless communication with the IoT devices 5 (step 301), and continuously transmits a location information describing its current location to the control host 12 (step 302). The control host 12 calculates the number of times the wearable device 11 of the user approaches the other wearable device 11 during a time period based on the position information, that is, any other wearable device 11 is located at the wearable device 11 of the user. The number of times within a predetermined distance (step 303); preferably, the period of time is seven days and the predetermined distance is in the range of one to two meters. Next, the control host 12 determines whether the number of times the user's wearing device 11 is close to any other wearing device 11 during the time period is less than a predetermined threshold; preferably, the threshold is three to five. Within the scope (step 304). When the number of times the wearable device 11 of the user approaches the other wearable device 11 is less than the threshold value during the time period, the control host 12 transmits a corresponding notification message to the care host 13 (step 305). The care host 13 transmits a notification message related to the service recommendation to the mobile device 3 of the caregiver or the mobile device 3 of the user's family (step 306), wherein the service recommendation is, for example, scheduling a home visit and arranging a volunteer visit. Wait.
也就是說，該照護系統能自動分析該使用者與他人的接觸狀況，或者說是分析該使用者的社交能力，當該照護系統發現該使用者在一個時間期間內鮮少與他人接觸時，該照護系統就通知該使用者的照護人員或家屬，並推薦適合該使用者的照護服務。That is, the care system can automatically analyze the user's contact with other people, or analyze the user's social ability, when the care system finds that the user rarely comes into contact with others during a period of time, The care system notifies the caregiver or family member of the user and recommends a care service suitable for the user.
參閱圖6，該照護系統實施一種關於評估該使用者的身體狀況與商業推薦的方法。首先，該穿戴裝置11偵測在一個時間期間內相關於該使用者的一個事件的發生次數(步驟401)，例如是透過分析該穿戴裝置11所感測到的該使用者的連續性的生理數據所判斷出來的跌倒、心跳過快、血壓過高等事件，或者透過定位而判斷出來的闖入管制區域、在夜間遊走等事件。該穿戴裝置11判斷是否該事件的發生次數大於一個門檻值(步驟402)。當該穿戴裝置11判斷出該事件的發生次數大於該門檻值時，該穿戴裝置11傳送一個對應的通知訊息給該控制主機12(步驟403)，接著該控制主機12傳送該通知訊息給該照護主機13(步驟404)，以致該照護主機13傳送一個相關於商品推薦或照護服務推薦的通知訊息給該使用者的家屬的行動裝置3(步驟405)。Referring to Figure 6, the care system implements a method for assessing the physical condition and commercial recommendations of the user. First, the wearable device 11 detects the number of occurrences of an event related to the user during a time period (step 401), for example, by analyzing the physiological data of the continuity of the user sensed by the wearable device 11. The events such as the fall, the fast heartbeat, the high blood pressure, etc., or the intrusion into the controlled area and the nighttime walk through the positioning. The wearable device 11 determines whether the number of occurrences of the event is greater than a threshold value (step 402). When the wearable device 11 determines that the number of occurrences of the event is greater than the threshold, the wearable device 11 transmits a corresponding notification message to the control host 12 (step 403), and then the control host 12 transmits the notification message to the care. The host 13 (step 404), so that the care host 13 transmits a notification message relating to the recommendation of the product recommendation or care service to the mobile device 3 of the user's family (step 405).
舉例來說，若該穿戴裝置11在一週內偵測到該使用者跌倒兩次且該門檻值設定為一，則該穿戴裝置11經由該控制主機12傳送一個對應的通知訊息給該照護主機13，以致該照護主機13傳送一個關於行走輔具推薦的通知訊息給該使用者的家屬的行動裝置3。或者，若該穿戴裝置11在一週內偵測到該使用者跌倒三次且該門檻值設定為一，則該穿戴裝置11經由該控制主機12傳送一個對應的通知訊息給該照護主機13，以致該照護主機13傳送一個關於照護機構的推薦的通知訊息給該使用者的家屬的行動裝置3。也就是說，可根據該事件的嚴重程度來進行不同商品或照護服務的推薦。前述一週內偵測到該使用者跌倒兩次，相較於一週內偵測到該使用者跌倒三次的嚴重程度較低，所以前者發生時先推薦行走輔具，而當後者發生時再推薦照護機構。For example, if the wearable device 11 detects that the user has fallen twice in a week and the threshold is set to one, the wearable device 11 transmits a corresponding notification message to the care host 13 via the control host 12. Therefore, the care host 13 transmits a notification message about the walking aid recommendation to the mobile device 3 of the user's family. Alternatively, if the wearable device 11 detects that the user has fallen three times in a week and the threshold is set to one, the wearable device 11 transmits a corresponding notification message to the care host 13 via the control host 12, so that the wearer 11 The care host 13 transmits a notification message about the recommendation of the care provider to the mobile device 3 of the user's family. That is to say, recommendations for different goods or care services can be made based on the severity of the event. During the previous week, the user was detected to have fallen twice. Compared with the detection that the user fell three times less frequently in a week, the former recommended the walking aid first, and the latter recommended the latter. mechanism.
此外，在一實施方式中，除了前述根據單一事件的發生頻率來進行商品或照護服務的推薦之外，也可根據多個事件的發生頻率來考量是否進行商品或照護服務的推薦。舉例來說，若該穿戴裝置11在一週內偵測到該使用者跌倒了三次，且闖入該管制區域或在夜間遊走兩次，則該穿戴裝置11經由該控制主機12傳送一個對應的通知訊息給該照護主機13，以致該照護主機13傳送一個關於失智照護機構的推薦的通知訊息給該使用者的家屬的行動裝置3。此外，在一個實施方式中，該控制主機12還可推薦並顯示適合該使用者的能協助恢復或延緩症狀的復健活動。Further, in one embodiment, in addition to the above-described recommendation for performing a product or a care service based on the frequency of occurrence of a single event, it is also possible to consider whether or not to recommend a product or a care service based on the frequency of occurrence of a plurality of events. For example, if the wearable device 11 detects that the user has fallen three times in a week and breaks into the control area or walks twice in the night, the wearable device 11 transmits a corresponding notification message via the control host 12. The care host 13 is given such that the care host 13 transmits a notification message regarding the recommendation of the mental health care provider to the mobile device 3 of the user's family. Moreover, in one embodiment, the control host 12 can also recommend and display rehabilitation activities appropriate to the user to assist in restoring or delaying symptoms.
此外，值得一提的是，若該穿戴裝置11所偵測的一個事件是否會發生對應一個門檻值，例如血壓是否過高對應一個高血壓門檻值，則本新型以動態的方式來調整出適合該使用者的門檻值。詳言之，參閱圖7，首先該穿戴裝置11感測該使用者的連續性的生理數據(步驟501)。接著，該穿戴裝置11判斷是否該生理數據超過該門檻值的初始值(步驟502)。該門檻值的初始值為對應該事件的一般標準值，例如一般來說血壓收縮壓超過140mmHg即過高，故血壓收縮壓的門檻值的初始值可設定為140mmHg，而該生理數據可為單一次的血壓收縮壓的量測值，或是在連續的多個不同日期中所量測到的多個血壓收縮壓的平均值。接著，當該穿戴裝置11判斷出該生理數據超過該門檻值的初始值時，該穿戴裝置11顯示生理數據超標的警示訊息(步驟503)。接著，由醫護人員來判斷是否需調整該門檻值；若需調整該門檻值，則該穿戴裝置11經由該使用者或其他人員的操作而調高或降低該門檻值(步驟504)。再以血壓收縮壓為例來說明，若該使用者的血壓收縮壓經常超過140mmHg，以致在一個時間期間內，例如七天內，所量測到的多個血壓收縮壓的平均值超過140mmHg；但經醫護人員診斷之後，認為該使用者一直沒有產生血壓過高的相關病症，故建議可調高該門檻值。上述僅以該事件為血壓過高為例來說明動態調整該事件所對應門檻值的方式，應可理解的是，不同事件會對應不同的門檻值的設定方式與不同的判斷生理數據是否超過門檻值的方式。In addition, it is worth mentioning that if an event detected by the wearable device 11 corresponds to a threshold value, for example, if the blood pressure is too high corresponding to a threshold value of hypertension, the present invention adjusts the suitability in a dynamic manner. The user's threshold value. In detail, referring to FIG. 7, first, the wearable device 11 senses physiological data of the continuity of the user (step 501). Next, the wearing device 11 determines whether the physiological data exceeds an initial value of the threshold (step 502). The initial value of the threshold value is a general standard value corresponding to the event. For example, in general, the blood pressure systolic pressure exceeds 140 mmHg, that is, the initial value of the threshold value of the blood pressure systolic pressure can be set to 140 mmHg, and the physiological data can be single. The measured value of the blood pressure systolic pressure at one time, or the average of the plurality of blood pressure systolic pressures measured over a plurality of consecutive different dates. Next, when the wearing device 11 determines that the physiological data exceeds the initial value of the threshold, the wearing device 11 displays a warning message that the physiological data exceeds the standard (step 503). Next, the medical staff determines whether the threshold value needs to be adjusted; if the threshold value needs to be adjusted, the wearable device 11 raises or lowers the threshold value by the operation of the user or other personnel (step 504). Taking blood pressure systolic pressure as an example, if the blood pressure systolic pressure of the user often exceeds 140 mmHg, the average value of the measured blood pressure systolic blood pressure exceeds 140 mmHg within a period of time, for example, seven days; After the diagnosis by the medical staff, it is considered that the user has not developed a blood pressure-related condition, so it is recommended to increase the threshold. The above description only uses the event as the blood pressure too high as an example to explain the way to dynamically adjust the threshold value corresponding to the event. It should be understood that different events will correspond to different threshold setting methods and different judgments whether the physiological data exceeds the threshold. The way the value is.
此外，值得一提的是，藉由持續與該等物聯網裝置5的無線通訊來進行定位，該穿戴裝置11能偵測該使用者的移動軌跡，並據以判斷該使用者的健康是否有退化。詳言之，該穿戴裝置11藉由持續記錄其所在位置而偵測出該使用者的移動軌跡。若該穿戴裝置11根據移動軌跡的歷史記錄判斷出該使用者的活動範圍變小，則判定該使用者的行走能力可能有退化的情況。若該穿戴裝置11根據移動軌跡的歷史記錄判斷出該使用者持續一段時間不依照以往習慣的路徑行走，且在這段時間內該使用者的移動軌跡並無特定模式，也就是該使用者已經沒有依照特定的路徑或規則在行走，則該穿戴裝置11判定該使用者可能有失智的情況。In addition, it is worth mentioning that by continuously performing wireless communication with the IoT devices 5, the wearable device 11 can detect the movement trajectory of the user and determine whether the user's health is Degraded. In detail, the wearable device 11 detects the movement trajectory of the user by continuously recording its location. If the wearable device 11 determines that the range of motion of the user is small based on the history of the movement trajectory, it is determined that the user's walking ability may be degraded. If the wearable device 11 determines, according to the history of the movement trajectory, that the user does not follow the path of the past, and the movement trajectory of the user has no specific mode during the period, that is, the user has already If the walking is not in accordance with a specific path or rule, the wearing device 11 determines that the user may be demented.
綜上所述，本新型照護系統，藉由該穿戴裝置、該控制主機與該照護主機的設置，並執行該關於異常事件警報的方法、該關於偵測該使用者是否進入一個管制區域的方法、該關於評估該使用者的社群活動的方法，及該關於評估該使用者的身體狀況與商業推薦的方法，能有效地輔助針對該使用者的健康照護，故確實能達成本新型的目的。In summary, the present new care system, by the wearable device, the control host and the care host, and the method for detecting an abnormal event, the method for detecting whether the user enters a controlled area The method for assessing the community activity of the user, and the method for assessing the physical condition and commercial recommendation of the user, can effectively assist the health care of the user, so that the purpose of the novel can be achieved. .
惟以上所述者，僅為本新型之實施例而已，當不能以此限定本新型實施之範圍，凡是依本新型申請專利範圍及專利說明書內容所作之簡單的等效變化與修飾，皆仍屬本新型專利涵蓋之範圍內。However, the above is only the embodiment of the present invention, and when it is not possible to limit the scope of the present invention, all the simple equivalent changes and modifications according to the scope of the patent application and the contents of the patent specification are still This new patent covers the scope.
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本新型的其他的特徵及功效，將於參照圖式的實施方式中清楚地呈現，其中： 圖1是一個系統架構圖，說明本新型照護系統； 圖2是一個流程圖，說明該照護系統實施的一種關於異常事件警報的方法； 圖3是一個示意圖，說明一個使用者的居住區域； 圖4是一個流程圖，說明該照護系統實施的一種關於偵測該使用者是否進入一個管制區域的方法； 圖5是一個流程圖，說明該照護系統實施的一種關於評估該使用者的社群活動的方法； 圖6是一個流程圖，說明該照護系統實施的一種關於評估該使用者的身體狀況與商業推薦的方法；及 圖7是一個流程圖，說明該照護系統實施的一個動態調整對應一個事件是否會發生的一個門檻值的方法。Other features and effects of the present invention will be apparent from the following description of the drawings, wherein: FIG. 1 is a system architecture diagram illustrating the novel care system; FIG. 2 is a flow chart illustrating the implementation of the care system A method for alerting an abnormal event; FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram illustrating a living area of a user; FIG. 4 is a flow chart illustrating a method implemented by the care system for detecting whether the user enters a controlled area Figure 5 is a flow chart illustrating a method implemented by the care system for assessing the community activity of the user; Figure 6 is a flow chart illustrating the implementation of the care system regarding assessing the physical condition of the user The method of business recommendation; and Figure 7 is a flow chart illustrating a method by which the care system dynamically adjusts a threshold value corresponding to whether an event will occur.
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