公开(公告)号：US11209957B2

公开(公告)日：2021-12-28

申请号：US16586154

申请日：2019-09-27

Applicant: Apple Inc.

Inventor： Allison Dryer ,  Gracee Agrawal ,  Roxanne B. Brittain ,  Vera Carr ,  Dmitri Cavander ,  Christine Lynette Curry ,  Christine Eun ,  Charmian Bondoc Naguit ,  Shunan Zhang

IPC: G06F3/0482 ,  G06F3/0484 ,  G16H10/60 ,  G06F3/0488 ,  G06Q10/10

Abstract: The present disclosure generally relates to cycle tracking. A notification for a respective recurrence of the recurring event is displayed. Representations of days are displayed with affordances for initiating processes for recording information corresponding to various days.

公开(公告)号：US20240074739A1

公开(公告)日：2024-03-07

申请号：US18224924

申请日：2023-07-21

Applicant: Apple Inc.

Inventor： Shunan Zhang ,  Christine L. Curry ,  Carey Y. Zhang ,  Jihyun Park ,  Yikai Wang

IPC: A61B10/00 ,  A61B5/00 ,  A61B5/01

CPC classification number: A61B10/0012 ,  A61B5/01 ,  A61B5/7264 ,  A61B5/681 ,  A61B5/742 ,  A61B2010/0019

Abstract: Embodiments are directed to systems and methods for tracking menstrual cycles of a user. Embodiments can include obtaining a first set of temperature data at an electronic device, and in response to the first set of temperature data satisfying a first criteria, determining a first probability that ovulation occurred during a first time period using the first set of temperature data. In response to the first probability meeting a second criteria, embodiments can include determining a second set of probabilities comprising a probability that ovulation occurred for each day of a first set of days within the first time period. An estimated ovulation date can be determined using the second set of probabilities, and an electronic device can display an output indicating the estimated ovulation date.

公开(公告)号：US20220387003A1

公开(公告)日：2022-12-08

申请号：US17745548

申请日：2022-05-16

Applicant: Apple Inc.

Inventor： Shunan Zhang ,  Carey Y. Zhang ,  Jihyun Park ,  Vincent M. Chan ,  Roxanne B. Brittain ,  You Ren ,  Yikai Wang

IPC: A61B10/00 ,  A61B5/024 ,  A61B5/00

Abstract: A mechanism for estimating windows for menstrual cycles and fertility. The mechanism tracks menstrual cycles based on accuracy of predictions as compared to user input logging the start and stop of a cycle; this user input and the accuracy of prior cycle predictions is used to improve and update future predictions. Thus, as the mechanism receives additional data, it refines its predicted fertility window and period. A user's heart rate may be used to estimate fertility windows, periods, and other portions of a menstrual cycle.