System and Method to Predict Exertional Heat Stroke from Torso-Worn Sensor

A heat response monitor, comprises an accelerometer, a core temperature sensor, an estimation device, and an enabler. The estimation device uses accelerometry -based functionality to provide a gait-based heat stroke risk score, and the estimation device uses an estimated core temperature of a wearer of the core temperature sensor, to provide an estimated core temperature-based heat stroke risk score. The gait-based heat stroke risk score and the estimated core temperature-based heat stroke risk score are used to determine if a wearer of the heat response monitor is in risk of heat injury.

Researchers

Jeffrey Palmer / Brian Telfer / James Williamson / Lara Weed / Mark Buller / Rebecca Fellin / Joseph Seay

Departments: Lincoln Laboratory
Technology Areas: Biomaterials & Bioelectronics: Health Monitoring / Biotechnology: Biomedical Devices & Systems, Sensors & Monitoring
Impact Areas: Healthy Living

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