Status discriminating apparatus of human, animal, machine or the like using ultrasonic vibration detecting sensor, and status discriminating method of human, animal, machine or the like using the same

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 7290451
APP PUB NO 20040236218A1
SERIAL NO

10719026

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A human or other status discriminating apparatus includes an ultrasonic vibration detecting sensor comprising a container main body, a liquid packed tightly in the container main body, and an ultrasonic vibrator for transmitting ultrasonic waves into the liquid and receiving ultrasonic waves reflected from the liquid surface, to detect behavior of a subject, an ultrasonic transmission and reception control device including an ultrasonic transmitter/receiver, a signal converter, and a microcomputer, for issuing a transmission signal at specific time intervals to the ultrasonic detecting sensor, receiving a reception signal at specific time intervals from the ultrasonic detecting sensor, and calculating risk associated with the detection object from the change of maximum amplitude of the input reception signal, and a cable for coupling the ultrasonic detecting sensor and ultrasonic transmission and reception control device, and forming an input and output passage of transmission signal and reception signal.

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KINDEN CORPORATION3-41 HONJO-HIGASHI 2-CHOME KITA-KU OSAKA-SHI OSAKA 5318550

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Sawayama, Tomoyuki Kawanishi, JP 1 26
Taniguchi, Kazuhiko Souraku-gun, JP 14 277

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