Jan. 9, 2018
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A Sensoroid and Smart Seat that Enable a Person’s Health and the Conditions of the Surrounding Environment to be Visualized to be Put on Exhibit at CES 2018
All services related to "ATMOS" sensoroid and smart sensing seat "ARGUS MOVA", including planning, product development, manufacturing, and sales, have been suspended as of December 31, 2021. Thank you for your understanding.
At the CES, world’s largest trade show for consumer electronics (Las Vegas/U.S.A., 9 – 12th January 2018), THK will introduce two prototypes.
"ATMOS" sensoroid can be equipped with sensors overall along the body. In this way ATMOS can detect various surrounding conditions of the place where it stands, and visualize the data. The smart sensing seat "ARGUS MOVA" can measure different data as of person´s respiration, heart rate, stress levels and more via integrated sensors and the special evaluating program.
BROCHURE ATMOS (1.26 MB)
BROCHURE ARGUS MOVA (1.76 MB)
PRESS RELEASE (431KB)
Exhibition Info.
| Exhibition | CES（Consumer Electronics Show） |
|---|---|
| Venue | Sands Expo & Convention Center, 201 Sands Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89169, U.S.A. |
| Date | January 9 (Tue) to 12 (Fri), 2018 |
| Booth | 41358 (Sands Expo, Level 2,Halls A-D) Booth name: sensingnet Inc. |
“ATMOS” sensoroid
Design
・ATMOS consists of a white basic body and many gray acryl plates, which gives a silhouette of human being body.
・Various sensors can be mounted between the gray acryl plates along the body according to the need surrounding data.
・Over the integrated THK telescopic rails type FBL27D the chest part can be opened for an easiy installation of a microprocessor or other devices. In the waist of the dummy doll, a THK cross roller ring type RF77F is used for an easy position adjusting.
・“ARGUS MOVA” a smart sensing seat
Design
・With its white shell-type seat and transparent acryl legs, the ARGUS MOVA seat offers a futuristic feel of floating in the air.
・Due to its flexible possibility of shape design ARGUS MOVA is thinkable solution for seats in automobiles, trains, aircrafts and other applications which requires a sophisticated design.
・Integrated high-sensitivity piezo sensors can detect the minimum vibration of the human body like heart rate, respiration rate, and more.
Note) This information was originally released in Japanese on January 9, 2018.
Contact information
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E-mail:web@thk.co.jp