Smart glasses combining vital sign and fine dust detection with bone conduction alerts
This technology features bone conduction smart glasses capable of detecting vital signs, such as the wearer's heart rate, and real-time ambient fine dust levels, delivering results and alerts through bone conduction.
Conventional glasses are unable to monitor a wearer's vital signs or surrounding air quality, and they struggle to provide such information naturally while in use.
By integrating vital sign and fine dust sensors, a bone conduction audio transmitter, and a temperature controller into the frame, this technology can be applied to wearable smart glasses to provide real-time health and environmental data.
Key Features:
- Glasses frame including an adjustable temple mechanism that automatically measures head shape or circumference to vary the length of the temples
- Vital sign sensor integrated into the frame to detect one or more biometric signals, including heart rate, ECG, step count, stress level, and blood pressure
- Fine dust sensor for detecting ambient particulate matter around the frame and a location tracking unit for real-time GPS positioning
- Audio transmission unit that converts detected vital signs or fine dust data into sound waves and delivers them to the user via bone conduction
