All-condition pulse detection using a magnetic sensor
A plethora of wearable devices have been developed or commercialized for continuous non-invasive monitoring of physiological signals that are crucial for preventive care and management of chronic conditions. However, most of these devices are either sensitive to skin conditions or its interface with the skin due to the requirement that the external stimuli such as light or electrical excitation must penetrate the skin to detect the pulse. This often results in large motion artefacts and unsuitability for certain skin conditions. Here, we demonstrate a simple fingertip-type device which can detect clear pulse signals under all conditions, including fingers covered by opaque substances such as a plaster or nail polish, or fingers immersed in liquid. The device has a very simple structure, consisting of only a pair of magnets and a magnetic sensor. We show through both experiments and simulations that the detected pulsation signals correspond directly to the magnet vibrations caused by blood circulation, and therefore, in addition to heartrate detection, the proposed device can also be potentially used for blood pressure measurement.
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