i-Sens

Provided is a method for providing information performed by an electronic apparatus, the method including providing first biometric data of a user of a sensor, determining, subsequent to providing the first biometric data, a noise segment in the first biometric data based on a sensor sensitivity, and providing, based on the determination of the noise segment, second biometric data in which at least one value corresponding to the noise segment in the first biometric data is modified.

According to an embodiment, there may be provided a method of deriving biometric data of a specific time point displayed on a terminal of an analyte monitoring system including acquiring a corresponding time point biosignal, which is a biosignal of a time point corresponding to the specific time point, generating a corrected biosignal from the corresponding time point biosignal when the corresponding time point biosignal satisfies a preset condition, determining any one of the corresponding time point biosignal and the corrected biosignal as input data, and deriving biometric data of the specific time point using the input data.

According to one aspect of the present invention, an applicator and an applicator assembly capable of stably attaching a wearable unit to skin while inserting a transcutaneous sensor into an accurate subcutaneous position may be provided.

According to one aspect of the present invention, an applicator and an applicator assembly capable of stably attaching a wearable unit to skin while inserting a transcutaneous sensor into an accurate subcutaneous position may be provided.

Provided is a blood glucose data management method including identifying first blood glucose data based on a blood glucose sensor, identifying a verification dataset corresponding to the first blood glucose data, estimating whether at least a portion of the blood glucose sensor is detached from a user's body based on a comparison between a pattern corresponding to the verification dataset and a reference pattern, and suspending output of the first blood glucose data if detachment is estimated.

Disclosed is an information processing method of an electronic apparatus including determining communication rules set in relation to a target terminal, and scanning for communication with the target terminal, based on the communication rules, in which the communication rules include a scanning cycle, a first time interval for scanning by the electronic apparatus in each scanning cycle, and a second time interval for data transmission by the target terminal in each scanning cycle, and the second time interval is shorter than the first time interval.

An applicator assembly including a sensor unit configured to be attached to a user's body to acquire the user's biometric information, an applicator including a case forming an interior space with an opening formed on one side, configured to attach the sensor unit to the user's body, and a protective cap configured to be coupled to the case to shield the opening, in which the applicator includes a sealing member disposed adjacent to the opening of the case and configured to seal the interior space of the case together with the protective cap, and the sealing member includes a first protrusion and a second protrusion that protrude outward from a surface of the sealing member and form a step relative to each other is provided.

The present invention provides a sensor unit in which a sensor inserted into a user's skin along with a needle can be kept being stably inserted into the skin without being affected by the movement of the needle in the process of the needle being separated from the user's skin. The sensor unit according to the present invention, which is attached to the user's skin to measure the user's biometric information, comprises: a sensor that includes a sensor body and an insertion part connected to the sensor body so as to be placed on a different plane from the sensor body and capable of being inserted into the user's skin; a housing base that includes a housing base hole through which the insertion part passes, and supports the sensor body; a housing cap that is coupled to the housing base and covers the sensor body; and a retention protrusion that protrudes from the housing cap to contact the sensor in order to prevent the insertion part from moving backward toward the housing cap.

The present disclosure relates to a continuous blood glucose measurement device and an applicator, wherein the continuous blood glucose measurement device is produced in a state in which a body attachment unit has been assembled inside an applicator, so as to minimize a user's additional work of attaching the body attachment unit to the body, thereby enabling the body attachment unit to be attached to the body only by simply activating the applicator. Particularly, the present invention provides a continuous blood glucose measurement device and an applicator, wherein the applicator comprises a plunger body disposed at a first locating in an inner space of a main case and configured to downwardly move to a second location according to a manipulation of a pressure button. The pressure button is configured to be mode-changeable from a first mode, in which pressurizing movement by pressurizing manipulation is prevented, to a second mode, in which the pressurizing movement by the pressurizing manipulation is allowed.

Provided is a method of operating an electronic device, the method including identifying a first blind group including at least one sensor user and at least one healthcare provider, based on an input of one or more healthcare providers among the at least one healthcare provider, setting a blind mode for one or more sensor users among the at least one sensor user and based on a request of the one or more healthcare providers, providing the one or more healthcare providers with biometric information on the one or more sensor users for whom the blind mode is set, and based on a request of a third part other than the one or more healthcare providers, provided is the biometric information blurred for the one or more sensor users for whom the blind mode is set.