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Wireless, non-contact driver's ECG monitoring system
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Abstract
This paper describes a technique for non-contact measurement of cardiac signals (ECG) from the driver of a car, with a wireless interface, thus allowing continuous monitoring of driver health. The system employs an ultra high impedance solid state electric field sensor - Electric Potential Integrated Circuit (EPIC) - developed by Plessey Semiconductors Ltd and the University of Sussex [1].
Recent developments in both technology and understanding have resulted in a reliable technique for measuring ECG through clothing by means of sensors embedded in the driver's seat. A Bluetooth interface enables transmission of the data to a monitoring system, either in-car or on a mobile device such as a smart phone or tablet. The data can be monitored in "real time", or subsequently sent over mobile or cloud computing networks to a remote server for analysis.
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Connor, S. D, EPIC: A New Epoch in Electric Potential Sensing, Sensors mag., Sep-1, 2011, Web: http://www.sensorsmag.com/sensors/electric-magnetic (visited 15:00, April-16, 2012)
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Reiner, A, Ferscha, A, Mohamad, A. 2009, HRV analysis for monitoring a driver's affective state, Proc. Of the 1st int. conf. on automotive user interfaces and interactive veh. app. (Auto. UI 2009), Germany (Sep 21--22, 2009) 100--106
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Lee, K. M, Lee, S. M, Sim, Kim, K. K, Park, K. S. 2009. Noise Reduction for Non-Contact Electrocardiogram Measurement in Daily Life, Comps. in Cards. 493--496, ISSN 0276-6574.
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Comparison of EPIC electrodes with Ag/AgCl for ECG measurement, Applications note 291565, Plessey Semiconductors Ltd. Design & Tech. Centre, Delta 500, GW Way, Swindon, UK SN5 7XE Tel: +44 1793 518000 Web: www.plesseysemi.com
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