Urine non-contact sensor that evaluates multiple urination using capacitance change to inform when to replace inner diaper

The results confirm that the diaper sensor system is highly versatile and independent of the urination pattern and diaper manufacturer. If the diaper sensor system is put into practical use, it is expected to provide quantitative information on when to replace diapers.

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Frontiers in Digital Health
Published
2025-04-28
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3389/fdgth.2025.1569144
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3
Primary Topic
Wireless Body Area Networks
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Urine non-contact sensor that evaluates multiple urination using capacitance change to inform when to replace inner diaper

Keisuke Shichitani, Kazuki Nakajima
3 citations
Frontiers in Digital Health
Wireless Body Area Networks
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Urine non-contact sensor that evaluates multiple urination using capacitance change to inform when to replace inner diaper

Keisuke Shichitani, Kazuki Nakajima
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3 citations

Abstract

The results confirm that the diaper sensor system is highly versatile and independent of the urination pattern and diaper manufacturer. If the diaper sensor system is put into practical use, it is expected to provide quantitative information on when to replace diapers.

Frontiers in Digital HealthVol. 7
Toyama Industrial Technology Center (JP), University of Toyama (JP)
Openalex Percentile: Top 14%
Wireless Body Area Networks
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