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RFID Fall Detection Floor Mat System

RFID Fall Detection Floor Mat System. Andrew Heidt Brian Tippins Coleman McDaniel Zach Brannan Abdirizak Mire. System Overview. Detects patient falls using an RFID wrist tag and an antenna embedded in a floor mat Is used in hospitals and elderly care facilities, where falls are common

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RFID Fall Detection Floor Mat System

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  1. RFID Fall Detection Floor Mat System Andrew Heidt Brian Tippins Coleman McDaniel Zach Brannan Abdirizak Mire

  2. System Overview • Detects patient falls using an RFID wrist tag and an antenna embedded in a floor mat • Is used in hospitals and elderly care facilities, where falls are common • Will cost $3,500 per unit

  3. Design Objectives Detect patient falls and egress < 5% detection failures Notify staff of incidents Record incidents in logfile

  4. System Diagram

  5. RFID Reader • Feig OBID i-Scan MR101-A • Operating Frequency: 13.56 MHz • Power Output: 1 Watt • Output Impedance: 50 ohms

  6. Floor Mat • Built with hard tapered edges • Contains antenna structure • Placed at patient bedside 48” 3” 30”

  7. Antenna • Copper foil antenna • Resonant at 13.56MHz • Matched to 50 ohm reader

  8. Antenna Design Options • Option 1: Single-loop antenna approximately the area of the floor mat • Option 2: Two antennas multiplexed Single-loop Multiplexed

  9. Impedance Simulations (HFSS) Comparing Single-loop and Multiplexed designs Single-loop Multiplexed L= Z/(jω)=1.81 μH L= Z/(jω)=1.26 μH

  10. Magnetic Field Simulations (HFSS) Comparing Single-loop and Multiplexed Designs Multiplexed Single-loop

  11. Summary of Antenna Design Options

  12. Computer Interface: Process Flow

  13. Interfacing with Hospital Network • Patient PC • Logs incidents • Displays fall alerts • Transmits alerts to nurse station • Nurse Station • Displays fall alerts • Adds/Removes patient information

  14. VB – Computer Implementation Patient PC functions: • Listener() – listens on serial port for tag detections • File_Logger() – logs detection incident with date/time in local file • Transmit() – forwards detection incidents and listen resets to the nurse station • Alert() – displays alert window on PC

  15. VB – Computer Implementation • Nurse Station • Add(), Remove() – add and remove patients from the monitoring system • Edit() – edit patient information (name, room number, tag number etc.) • Ignore() – stops alerts for a specific patient • Alert() – displays alert window with incident and patient information

  16. GUIs • Nurse Station • Patient PC

  17. Costs Expected Costs: Updated Costs: * - We no longer anticipate the use of a multiplexer in the design ** - Estimated Cost

  18. Timeline

  19. Patient falls cost the health care industry $19.4 billion in each year

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