Design of Wearable Human Physiological Parameter Acquisition System Based on Fiber Bragg Grating Sensors
Liu Peijun,
Han Hu*,
Tian Wenxing,
Jiang Zihui,
Chen Bing,
Zhang Zelong,
Rong Haokun
School of Mechanical and Vehicle Engineering, Linyi University, Linyi 276000, China
Abstract:
This study aims to explore the application of fiber optic grating sensors in wearable human physiological parameter acquisition systems, providing technical support for health management and medical assistance services. The appropriate packaging method of this design ensures that the fiber optic grating will not be unnecessarily damaged in non detection states, and the deformation is only caused by the deformation of key parts of the human body. With compensation for human body temperature, the strain at the point to be measured can be measured. Therefore, a design concept of embedding fiber optic grating sensors into clothing is proposed, which enables the collection of physiological parameters of the human body through wearing clothing. It has strong anti-interference ability, high accuracy of measurement results, can be measured repeatedly, and has minimal impact on normal human activities.
Keywords:
Fiber Optic Grating Sensors; Wearable; Human Physiological Parameters; Collection Recognitio