Abstract: The present invention provides a bioinformation measuring device having a first device body, a second device body, and a transducer assembly. The first device body has a first inner surface, and the second device body has a second inner surface facing the first inner surface. An accommodation space for finger is surrounded by the first inner surface and the second inner surface. The transducer assembly is disposed at the second inner surface and includes a finger contact surface facing the first inner surface. The finger contact surface is movable in a first direction perpendicular to the finger contact surface.
Abstract: Blood pressure measurement systems and methods that include: detecting a first wave signal from a blood vessel by using a bioinformation measurement device during a first pressing period of a wearable pressing unit, in which the wearable pressing unit exerts pressure on an upstream blood vessel relative to the blood vessel; generating an envelope signal of the first wave signal according to the first wave signal; detecting a second wave signal of the blood vessel by using the bioinformation measurement device during a second pressing period of the wearable pressing unit; determining a first timepoint where the waveform of the second wave signal intersects with the waveform of the envelope signal; outputting the pressure value that the wearable pressing unit exerts on the upstream blood vessel at the first timepoint as a systolic pressure value; determining a second timepoint where the envelope signal has a predetermined amplitude; and outputting the pressure value that the wearable pressing unit exerts on the
Abstract: Devices and methods for monitoring blood pressure with a wearable device, which includes a contact member that concentrates radially directed tissue movement produced by arterial motion into a relatively small spot to compress the strain device. This concentration significantly increases the sensitivity of the force detecting device and allows further miniaturization of the device.