1. Health Watch Group 6 Grace Fang, Eric Hengesbaugh, Michael Rhodes, Rob Richardson, Danial Sajed, Daniel Tepayotl

2. Product Identification Need

3. Causes of death for the elderly FORMAL NAMEINFORMAL NAME% ALL DEATHS (1) Diseases of the heartheart attack (mainly)28.5% (2) Malignant neoplasmscancer22.8% (3) Cerebrovascular diseasestroke6.7% (4) Chronic lower respiratory diseaseemphysema, chronic bronchitis5.1% (5) Unintentional injuriesaccidents4.4% (6) Diabetes mellitusdiabetes3.0% (7) Influenza and pneumoniaflu & pneumonia2.7% (8) Alzheimer's DiseaseAlzheimer's senility2.4% CAUSES OF DEATH, USA, 2002

4. Need: Continued Currently, there is not an adequate system for assessing and attending day-today health of the elderly The Health Watch aims to provide for a health monitoring system By assessing vitals indicative of common health conditions, emergency aid and critical care can be provided promptly and accordingly

5. Product Idea 1. A health monitoring watch 1. An EKG chest component Information includes: – Temperature (temperature sensor) – Impact (accelerometer sensor) – Heart condition (portable EKG) – Blood pressure – Location (Global System for Mobile Communication, GSM) – Time

6. Product Idea: Continued Day-to-day Preset threshold tailored for individual Continuous monitoring of vital conditions Data continuously sent to database headquarters via wireless connection Emergency When vitals deviate from normal range, monitoring professionals are alerted Dispatch is sent to emergency services User is alerted and contacted Records storage Vital information sent to EMT Records sent to loved ones Individual file history is updated

7. Market Assessment Consumer Base Increasing number of elderly due to Baby Bomber Population currently reaching the age of 65 In 2020 it is expected that 1 in 6 Americans would be elderly Consumers might not be the users Family members of loved Consumer desires: Reliable coverage Ease of use Sources: http://www.census.gov/apsd/wepeople/we-9.pdf

8. Challenges, Uncertainty and Project Timing Introducing a new product to the market Formulating a timely partnership with a distinguished wireless company Existence of technologies and ability of miniaturization Cost of compiling the equipment necessary Consumer friendly usability of the chest component Need to move Quick!

9. Governmental Regulations  Code of Federal Regulations Title 21: Food and Drugs  Outlines various classes of devices which are subject to monitoring and approval  Goal is to create a device that is categorized as a “Class I” device  Not life sustaining or life supporting  This means that the device is subject to only general restrictions such as misbranding. Source: www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfcfr/cfrsearch.cfm

10. Competition: Their Strategies and Ours  LifeAlert  Current wristwatch monitors  Hitachi Wireless Health Monitoring Wristwatch  Mark of Fitness MF90 Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor  Lumiscope 1091 Wristwatch-Style Blood Pressure Monitor  Other emerging medical device companies looking to enter this market  Ours:  Broad Spectrum of Service

11. Requirements of Project Rapid Compilation Effective wireless partnership Comfort of wear Cost friendly Utilization of technology Collaboration

12. Exterior Design *Primary Electronic Components in Plastic Casing Adjustable Elastic Band Optional Shoulder Supports Wrist Component Dasrao MS. Hock YJ. Sim EK. Diagnostic Blood Pressure Wave Analysis and Ambulatory Monitoring Using a Novel, Non-Invasive Portable Device. Chest Component

13. Required Functionality Wristwatch Sense abnormalities in: Radial Arterial Blood Pressure (refer to chart for normal ranges) Pulse (heart rate) (60 – 100) Time Medication reminders Receive signal from the chest strap Sending records and emergency signals to host company database Real time monitoring and data storage Large interface Voice activation Microphone Manual push button in case of emergency Alert user and the headquarters in case of emergency Senses tissue contact Chest component Monitors heart rate continuously Records EKG statistics Records body temperature Determines if user suffers a severe impact Communicates information to wrist component Central processing unit interprets data and determines if there is need for medical assistance Senses tissue contact

14. Wrist Components Medical pressure sensor Strap provides constant force LCD display Storage capability and processor Microphone and speaker Capacitance sensor Emergency button sync Wireless communication capability Weight: <180 g Power usage: 3V DC Battery Thickness: <20mm Dimensions of interface: 3.5cm x 3cm Waterproof (stainless steel material) Non-invasive Point in time or continuous measurements carefully spaced Dasrao MS. Hock YJ. Sim EK. Diagnostic Blood Pressure Wave Analysis and Ambulatory Monitoring Using a Novel, Non-Invasive Portable Device.

15. Chest Component Power, Weight Breakdown Power 4-6W EKG - approx. 50mW Accelerometer < 25mW Processing (at 1GHz) - approx. 4W Weight 250-500g EKG - approx. 17g Accelerometer < 1g Thermometer < 1g Processor and wireless transmitter < 50g Plastic casing, straps < 100g Battery < 100g Research paper on low-cost, low-weight EKG sensors and tech: http://www.eecs.umich.edu/~prabal/teaching/eecs598-w10/readings/PCB+06.pdf

16. Cost Breakdown Wrist Component Pressure sensor and cable leads: $20 Mark of Fitness MF-81 Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor Mini microphone: $5 M810 Cell Phone Camera Touchscreen Watch Mini speaker:$5 M810 Cell Phone Camera Touchscreen Watch Capacitance sensor: $5 M810 Cell Phone Camera Touchscreen Watch Memory and microprocessor (including data sending and receiving): $40 Product encasing: $5 Chest Component EKG sensors and module $75 to produce Wireless technology, processor $30 to mass produce Accelerometer, Thermometer Less than $0.50 to buy Straps and casing $2 to make/ buy EKG Sales (pricing info): http://bio-medical.com/products/thought- technology-ecgekg-sensorwith-wrist-straps.html iPhone information: http://www.radphone.info/apple-iphone- 3g3gsipad-parts-datasheets- componentschematicsdiagram-and-info

17. Network Concept and Requirements Connects the watch to the call center via existing networks Contains a two way voice connection Able to send data to call center Relay information and location to EMS via blue tooth or infrared technology

18. Risks Technical Linking various technologies and computing on central processor Miniaturization of equipment Safety from electrical shock Power supply Account for false positive Accurate readings despite movement Network integration Non-technical Cost of components Competing products Consumer demand Consumer friendly durability and usability First mover in development and manufacturing Training of headquarter employees