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20090219041 | Water Content Detection Sensor System - A water content detection sensor includes a circuit member in which low resistance conductors | 09-03-2009 |
20090326493 | Excrement Detection Sensor - An excrement detection sensor in which two pairs of conductors | 12-31-2009 |
20100069862 | ABSORPTIVE ARTICLE - An absorptive article in which a terminal section of a sensor is less likely to be damaged in production, packaging, and transportation. An output terminal ( | 03-18-2010 |
20100137819 | ABSORPTIVE ARTICLE, ABSORPTIVE ARTICLE SYSTEM, AND CARE SYSTEM - An absorptive article which includes a locking part disposed on one end in the longitudinal direction so as to face the side of a wearing object and a locking part disposed on the other end in the longitudinal direction so as to face a side opposite to the wearing object. The care system includes the first locking part ( | 06-03-2010 |
20110040267 | Urine Suction Device - The present invention aims to provide a urine suction device improved to achieve quick urine suction. | 02-17-2011 |
20110060299 | AUTOMATIC URINE DISPOSAL APPARATUS - An automatic urine disposal apparatus adapted to detect the presence of feces in a wide range. | 03-10-2011 |
20110166538 | EXCRETION SENSING DEVICE - There is provided an excretion sensing device adapted to electrically connect to an excretion sensor without creating a feeling of discomfort or any skin trouble against the wearer due to an electric connector to electrically connect to the sensor. The device includes an excretion receiver adapted to be attached to a suitable chassis. The receiver has an excretion sensor wherein an end of the sensor extends outward from the lower surface of the receiver. The end of the sensor extending out from the receiver is adapted to detachably and electrically connect to the electric connector. | 07-07-2011 |
20110172625 | URINE RECEIVER AND WEARING ARTICLE - The present invention provides a urine receiver being capable of quickly sucking urine discharged by the wearer. | 07-14-2011 |
20120200310 | WATER CONTENT DETECTION SENSOR - A water content detection sensor includes a circuit member in which low resistance conductors disposed in parallel to each other and a high resistance conductor connecting end portions of the respective low resistance conductors, a carrier body having a water-proof property and an insulating property, and a coating body having a water-proof property and an insulating property, the circuit portion being disposed between the carrier body and the coating body. A plurality of exposure holes is provided which expose the low resistance conductors at plural portions. When water content adheres between the exposure holes and the low resistance conductors are then short-circuited and a current value is made larger than that before the adhesion of the water content. When a small current passes, it is judged that the circuit is normal, and on the other hand, a large current passes, it is judged that water is generated. | 08-09-2012 |
20120245541 | DEFECATION DETECTION APPARATUS - A defecation detection apparatus including: a feces/urine receiving member that is placed to face the body of a wearer and that receives discharged feces and urine; a urine suction device that is detachably attached to the feces/urine receiving member and that can sucks urine discharged in the feces/urine receiving member; a temperature sensor that is placed at a defecation position where discharged feces are received in the feces/urine receiving member; and a control section that detects the presence of discharged feces based on a signal remaining after removing a signal that is output from the temperature sensor within a predetermined time after an operation of the urine suction device from a signal that is output from the temperature sensor. | 09-27-2012 |
20120253303 | DEFECATION DETECTION APPARATUS - A defecation detection apparatus includes: a feces receiving member placed to face a body of a wearer to receive discharged feces; a first temperature sensor placed at a defecation position of the feces receiving member where discharged feces are received; a second temperature sensor placed at a non-defecation position of the feces receiving member where discharged feces are not received; and a control section that detects whether the discharged feces is present or not based on a signal output from the first temperature sensor and a signal output from the second temperature sensor. | 10-04-2012 |
20120310192 | EXCRETION DETECTION DEVICE AND ABSORBENT ARTICLE - An excretion detection device that includes a power supply unit having an electrode and an electrode configured by using materials having different ionization tendencies; a solution retention unit configured to retain an electrolyte solution, a temperature sensor configured to detect the temperature information, and an active tag including a radio transmission unit configured to transmit the temperature information detected by the sensor to outside the excretion detection device. The electrode and the electrode are installed at a position where the electrodes can be in contact with the bodily waste and the electrolyte solution, and can also be in contact with the electrolyte solution before the excretion of the bodily waste. | 12-06-2012 |
20120323194 | EXCRETION DETECTION DEVICE AND ABSORBENT ARTICLE - An excretion detection device comprises: electrode unit configured by using materials with different ionization tendencies; a neutralizer retention unit configured to retain a neutralizer for reducing the hydrogen ion index of the bodily waste; and an active tag configured to notify the excretion from the living body to outside the excretion detection device. The electrode unite is provided at a position where the electrode unit can be in contact with the bodily waste. The neutralizer retention unit is provided at a position where the neutralizer can be in contact with the bodily waste. | 12-20-2012 |
20130006206 | URINE ABSORBENT STRUCTURE - A urine absorbent structure improved so as to prevent urine once having been absorbed by a pad from flowing back under the effect of the wearer's body weight exerted on the pad. A urine absorbent pad of a urine absorbent structure includes a core formed of an aggregate of water-absorbent materials. The core contains, as water-absorbent materials, at least fluff pulp and superabsorbent polymer particles. | 01-03-2013 |
20130012896 | EXCRETION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM, EXCRETION DETECTION DEVICE, AND RECEPTION DEVICE - An excretion detection device comprises a radio transmission unit that is configured to transmit radio signals to a transmitter-receiver, the radio signals containing temperature information detected by a temperature sensor and a diaper identifier which is unique to a disposable diaper. The transmitter-receiver comprises: a diaper identifier authentication unit configured to authenticate the diaper identifier which is contained in the radio signals received from the excretion detection device when a field intensity of the received radio signals is higher than a predetermined threshold; and a reception processing unit configured to execute processing of the diaper identifier authenticated by the identifier authentication unit and the temperature information that is associated with the authenticated diaper identifier. | 01-10-2013 |
20140157499 | URINE DISPOSAL DEVICE - A urine disposal device adapted to prevent a connector from being soiled with excrement. A urine disposal device has a longitudinal direction, a transverse direction and a thickness direction and includes a urine receptacle defining therein a urine receiving space and connector adapted to connect the urine receptacle through a connector to an external equipment at least including a vacuum pump for suction of urine from the urine receiving space. The urine receptacle has a first surface facing a wearer's skin, a second surface not facing the wearer's skin when the wearer is in a supine posture and an external outlet port (connecting region) in which the connector is connected. The external outlet port (connecting region) is arranged on the second surface. | 06-12-2014 |