Título

Human life signs detection using high-sensitivity pulsed laser vibrometer

Autor

Feng Jin

SERGUEI STEPANOV

Jacob Khurgin

PONCIANO RODRIGUEZ MONTERO

Nivel de Acceso

Acceso Abierto

Resumen o descripción

We demonstrate experimentally the detection, in

a remote and noncontact manner, of human life signs using a

high-sensitivity pulsed laser vibrometer. The high surface displacement

detection sensitivity of the photo-electromotive-force

(photo-EMF) pulsed laser vibrometer, combined with its tolerance

to the presence and moderate temporal variations of optical

speckles in the light beams, allows the detection of human heartbeats,

breathing, and gross physical movement from essentially

any part of a human subject’s surface, even in the presence of

clothing, all the while without limiting the interrogation points to

specific locations like the chest and carotid areas. In contrast to

conventional Michelson interferometer-based laser vibrometers,

the photo-EMF pulsed laser vibrometer (PPLV) does not require

the use of retroreflective tapes or special electronic filtering to

retrieve vividly the biological subject’s life signs. Experimental

results demonstrating the detection of life signs from various parts

of biological subjects’ bodies, with or without the coverage of

clothing are presented. We also demonstrate the monitoring of a

human subject’s heart movements by interrogating the back of

his/her hand. Results from using PPLV to determine extremity

blood circulation at various levels of proximal occluding pressures

are also presented.

Editor

IEEE Sensors Journal

Fecha de publicación

septiembre de 2007

Tipo de publicación

Artículo

Versión de la publicación

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Formato

application/pdf

Idioma

Inglés

Audiencia

Estudiantes

Investigadores

Público en general

Sugerencia de citación

Wang, Ch., et al., (2007). Human life signs detection using high-sensitivity pulsed laser vibrometer, IEEE Sensors Journal, Vol. 7 (9): 1370-1376

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