Zhejiang University developed non-invasive heart monitor to ensure the health of Shenzhou astronaut
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Since 2006, the College of Biomedical Engineering and Instrument Science of Zhejiang University has cooperated with the China Astronaut Training Center to develop the "non-invasive heart function monitor". After five years of development, it has met the requirements of the rendezvous and docking mission for the astronauts' new medical supervision and medical insurance equipment. More demanding. Since 2011, the non-invasive function monitor has begun to participate in space missions. First, it has successfully entered space with the Tiangong-1 target aircraft; in 2012, Shenzhou Nine launched and successfully implemented China’s first manned flight with Tiangong-1. Rendezvous and docking tasks. Liu Yang and other three astronauts successfully used the “non-invasive heart rate monitor†in Tiangong 1 for the first time to perform non-invasive continuous monitoring of blood pressure and cardiovascular parameters, and the data was successfully transmitted back to the ground with good results. In 2013, it was again “God 10â€. The three astronauts performed physiological monitoring and the instrument worked in a stable condition. After the successful implementation of the manned rendezvous and docking mission for Shenzhou 11 and Tiangong 2 this time, the astronauts will be monitored on-orbit physiological conditions and will continue to be escorted by Shenzhou XI.
In the past ten years, the cooperation between Zhejiang University’s School of Biomedical Engineering and Instrument Science and the China Astronaut Training Center has been comprehensive, including the research of aerospace medical information technology, aerospace medical imaging technology, space environment electrophysiological testing instruments, and cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases in space environment. Basic physiology research, etc., at the same time also carried out the joint training of talents. After the “non-invasive heart rate monitor†was applied to Tiangong 1, the research team continued to develop the cardiovascular and cerebrovascular monitoring instruments. In 2015, the three new products had completed the first round of prototype acceptance. At the same time, in order to deepen cooperation and promote development, the "China Astronaut Research and Training Center - Joint Laboratory of Aerospace Medical Engineering of Zhejiang University" will be prepared for establishment. With this platform, the College of Biomedical Engineering and Instrument Science of Zhejiang University will further develop the cross-disciplinary advantages and strong scientific research strengths in the discipline and make contributions to the country becoming a space power.
(Original title: Noninvasive Heart Function Monitor Assists Shenzhou 11 Astronaut Health Monitoring)