Title :
Four Years Old Children´s Sleep: What can we obtain by using wearable measuring devices at their home?
Author :
Shirouzu, Shigenori ; Shirouzu, Eiko ; Fujitani, Shinobu ; Katayama, Sotetsu ; Masaki, Takeo ; Sugano, Hisanobu
Author_Institution :
Japanese Res. Inst. of Healthcare & Educ., Tokyo, Japan
Abstract :
We have developed a sleep measuring system which can measure any subject at any pace. This system is consisted with wearable (size: 40×39×8mm, weight: 14g) acceleration and ECG measuring device and data analyzing software which able to output times in bed, sleep duration, NREM sleep proportion, sleep posture distribution and changing times, measures of autonomic system´s activity, frequency of respiration and its variation, and results of sleep apnea detection. In this paper, we had measured 4 y.o. children and analyzed their sleep at home.
Keywords :
acceleration measurement; biomechanics; biomedical telemetry; body sensor networks; data analysis; electrocardiography; feature extraction; home computing; medical disorders; medical signal detection; medical signal processing; neurophysiology; paediatrics; pneumodynamics; signal classification; sleep; telemedicine; NREM sleep proportion; autonomic system activity measure; bed time; changing time; data analyzing software; four-year-old children sleep; home computing; respiration frequency; respiration variation; size 39 mm; size 40 mm; size 8 mm; sleep apnea detection; sleep duration time; sleep measuring system; sleep posture distribution; wearable ECG measuring device; wearable acceleration measuring device; wearable measuring device; Acceleration; Electrocardiography; Pediatrics; Resonant frequency; Sleep apnea; Time-frequency analysis;
Conference_Titel :
Healthcare Innovation Conference (HIC), 2014 IEEE
Conference_Location :
Seattle, WA
DOI :
10.1109/HIC.2014.7038906