WO2018131021A2 - Mirror device for viewing the diagnosis of people through scanning of the eye and of the palm of the hand - Google Patents
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- the present invention can be included in the technical field of health, as a way of mitigating illnesses that are detected as an early warning, by means of a mirror that captures eye information and records vital signs and other additional information required for identifying the person.
- the object of the invention relates to a mirror that captures the image of a subject and searches for the eyes in the upper region of the face and identifies, according to colour, signs that indicate their vital condition. It is intended to be set up in exercise rooms so that each subject can self-monitor their own state of mind.
- the mirror device for viewing the diagnosis of people through scanning of the eye and of the palm of the hand of the present invention resolves all the aforementioned drawbacks.
- the invention relates to a mirror device for viewing the diagnosis of people through scanning of the eye and of the palm of the hand.
- the device comprises a reflecting surface and a central portion in the form of a sheet of the same size as the reflecting surface, where the sheet contains all the biometric devices, the storage unit, the processing unit and the LED strings that present the information through the reflecting surface.
- This central portion comprises different input and output devices that function in the following way:
- the invention relates to a mirror device for viewing the diagnosis of people through scanning of the eye and of the palm of the hand comprising:
- a reflecting surface where a biometric scanner for the hand and a camera configured to act as a scanner of the iris of a user's eye are arranged; and - a sheet which has electronic equipment, a set of biomedical devices, a storage unit, a processing unit and a matrix of LED strings configured to represent the information associated with the vital signs of a user through the reflecting surface.
- Fig. 1 shows an exploded perspective view of the mirror device for viewing the diagnosis of people through scanning of the eye and of the palm of the hand of the present invention.
- Figure 1 shows that the mirror device comprises a reflecting surface (3), which has a biometric scanner (5) for the hand that takes the temperature and vital signs of the individual and a camera (4) configured to act as a scanner of the iris of a user's eye that functions as an iris scanner that would use the principles of iridology to detect the colouring of the iris and detect illnesses.
- a biometric scanner (5) for the hand that takes the temperature and vital signs of the individual
- a camera (4) configured to act as a scanner of the iris of a user's eye that functions as an iris scanner that would use the principles of iridology to detect the colouring of the iris and detect illnesses.
- the temperature and vital signs of the individual taken by the biometric scanner (5) are compared in the information processing unit (1 1 ) and are stored in the storage unit (10) to later show the information previously taken of the iris and the hand and display it in the matrix of LED strings (6) and this, in turn, through the glass (3).
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a mirror device for viewing the diagnosis of people through scanning of the eye and of the palm of the hand, a mirror that captures the image of a subject and searches for the eyes in the upper region of the face and identifies, according to colour, signs that indicate their vital condition. It is intended to be set up in exercise rooms so that each subject can self-monitor their state of mind.
Description
MIRROR DEVICE FOR VIEWING THE DIAGNOSIS OF PEOPLE THROUGH SCANNING OF THE EYE AND OF THE PALM OF THE HAND
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OBJECT OF THE INVENTION
The present invention can be included in the technical field of health, as a way of mitigating illnesses that are detected as an early warning, by means of a mirror that captures eye information and records vital signs and other additional information required for identifying the person.
More specifically, the object of the invention relates to a mirror that captures the image of a subject and searches for the eyes in the upper region of the face and identifies, according to colour, signs that indicate their vital condition. It is intended to be set up in exercise rooms so that each subject can self-monitor their own state of mind.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
It is well known that people who exercise are often unaware of their health condition and can exceed their physical capacity, which can lead to other effects that are detrimental to them. At times they may even exercise without proper control, which can cause them to lose skills that they had once acquired.
This makes people lose motivation to stay in shape, thus causing a domino effect that would then lead to different ailments in the health of the individual.
There are existing solutions in the form of apps for mobile device that can gather information by means of wearable peripherals (that generate an additional expense of more than $100) which only exist for some specific brands of smartphones and tablets. Some ideas related to our invention have been presented, which comprise elements such as a frame in the mirror and a rotating platform that performs a 3D scan of the individual and displays it on a smartphone, thus necessarily creating dependence on a mobile device.
The mirror device for viewing the diagnosis of people through scanning of the eye and of the palm of the hand of the present invention resolves all the aforementioned drawbacks.
DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
The invention relates to a mirror device for viewing the diagnosis of people through scanning of the eye and of the palm of the hand.
The device comprises a reflecting surface and a central portion in the form of a sheet of the same size as the reflecting surface, where the sheet contains all the biometric devices, the storage unit, the processing unit and the LED strings that present the information through the reflecting surface.
This central portion comprises different input and output devices that function in the following way:
- a camera secured to the upper left portion that functions as an iris scanner; a biometric scanner for the palm of the hand and the fingers to measure vital signs;
a data storage unit;
an information processing unit;
- a matrix of light filaments.
Essentially, the invention relates to a mirror device for viewing the diagnosis of people through scanning of the eye and of the palm of the hand comprising:
a reflecting surface where a biometric scanner for the hand and a camera configured to act as a scanner of the iris of a user's eye are arranged; and - a sheet which has electronic equipment, a set of biomedical devices, a storage unit, a processing unit and a matrix of LED strings configured to represent the information associated with the vital signs of a user through the reflecting surface. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
Fig. 1 shows an exploded perspective view of the mirror device for viewing the diagnosis of people through scanning of the eye and of the palm of the hand of the present invention. PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION
A detailed description of a preferred embodiment of the mirror device for viewing the diagnosis of people through scanning of the eye and of the palm of the hand of the present invention, with the help of the attached figure 1 mentioned above, is provided below.
Figure 1 shows that the mirror device comprises a reflecting surface (3), which
has a biometric scanner (5) for the hand that takes the temperature and vital signs of the individual and a camera (4) configured to act as a scanner of the iris of a user's eye that functions as an iris scanner that would use the principles of iridology to detect the colouring of the iris and detect illnesses.
The mirror device further comprises a support frame (1 ), where the frame comprises a space in the central area which stores a sheet (2), preferably transparent, comprising: electronic equipment (7), a set of biomedical devices (8), a storage unit (10), an information processing unit (1 1 ) and a matrix of LED strings (6) configured to represent the information associated with the vital signs of the user through the reflecting surface (1 ), preferably through a viewing device (9).
The temperature and vital signs of the individual taken by the biometric scanner (5) are compared in the information processing unit (1 1 ) and are stored in the storage unit (10) to later show the information previously taken of the iris and the hand and display it in the matrix of LED strings (6) and this, in turn, through the glass (3). An example of how it could show the information through the reflecting surface (3), through the viewing means (9).
Claims
1 . A mirror device for viewing the diagnosis of people through scanning of the eye and of the palm of the hand comprising:
- a reflecting surface where a biometric scanner for the hand and a camera configured to act as a scanner of the iris of a user's eye are arranged; and - a sheet which has electronic equipment, a set of biomedical devices, a storage unit, a processing unit and a matrix of LED strings configured to represent the information associated with the vital signs of a user through the reflecting surface.
2. The device of claim 1 , where the biometric scanner for the hand is configured to take the temperature and vital signs of the individual.
3. The device of claim 1 , where the reflecting surface comprises a viewing device configured to represent the information associated with the vital signs of the user.
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