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Multimode optical fiber specklegram smart bed sensor array

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Stephen C. Warren‐Smith *
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Adam D. Kilpatrick
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Kabish Wisal
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Linh V. Nguyen
DOI:10.1117/1.JBO.27.6.067002delete
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Significance: Monitoring the movement and vital signs of patients in hospitals and other healthcare environments is a significant burden on healthcare staff. Early warning systems using smart bed sensors hold promise to relieve this burden and improve patient outcomes. We propose a scalable and cost-effective optical fiber sensor array that can be embedded into a mattress to detect movement, both sensitively and spatially. Aim: Proof-of-concept demonstration that a multimode optical fiber (MMF) specklegram sensor array can be used to detect and image movement on a bed. Approach: Seven MMFs are attached to the upper surface of a mattress such that they cross in a 3 x 4 array. The specklegram output is monitored using a single laser and single camera and movement on the fibers is monitored by calculating a rolling zero-normalized cross-correlation. A 3 x 4 image is formed by comparing the signal at each crossing point between two fibers. Results: The MMF sensor array can detect and image movement on a bed, including getting on and off the bed, rolling on the bed, and breathing. Conclusions: The sensor array shows a high sensitivity to movement, which can be used for monitoring physiological parameters and patient movement for potential applications in healthcare settings. (C) The Authors. Published by SPIE under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Keyword:
specklegram sensor
multimode optical fiber
optical fiber sensor
sensor array
smart bed

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