Patent Publication Number: US-11035853-B2

Title: Health monitoring system, health monitoring method, and health monitoring program

Description:
CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS 
     This application is a U.S. national application filed under 35 U.S.C. 371 to PCT International Application No. PCT/JP2016/080750 filed Oct. 17, 2016, the content of which is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety. 
     BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 
     Field of the Invention 
     The present invention relates to a health monitoring system, a health monitoring method, and a health monitoring program, and more particularly, to a health monitoring system, a health monitoring method, and a health monitoring program being installed in a toilet, analyzing urination, and predicting a likelihood of having a disease. 
     Description of Related Art 
     In accordance with an increase in health consciousness in recent years, conventionally, there are many services that monitor a health state by analyzing the state of urine (the amount or the compositions) and gives advice. In a case in which there is an abnormality in a body, the state of urine may easily change, and, in order to check an abnormality in the body, it is effective to regularly monitor the state of urine. 
     As such a urine analyzing technology, for example, in Patent Document 1, a urination information measuring device that stores data representing a correlation between the concentration of a specific composition contained in urine of one instance of urination of a person, which is actually measured, and the concentration of the specific composition contained in all of the urine of one day, which is actually measured, the concentration of the specific composition contained in all of the urine of one day of a person to be measured is acquired through conversion using the correlation and calculates the concentration of excretion of the specific composition in the whole one-day urine of the person to be measured on the basis of the acquired concentration has been disclosed. 
     In addition, in Patent Document 2, a urination information measuring device that calculates the amount of urination and a urination flow rate by using a bowl of a toilet accumulating urine and a urine data measuring means that measures a volume and a weight of urine accumulated in the bowl has been disclosed. The urination measuring device disclosed in Patent Document 2 calculates the amount of urination and a urine flow rate on the basis of each water level or a water level change rate at the time of starting urination or at the time of ending urination and calculates urination information by performing a process using a particle filter by applying a predetermined vibration model to the calculated data. 
     PATENT DOCUMENTS 
     [Patent Document 1] 
     Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 2013-36817 
     [Patent Document 2] 
     Japanese Unexamined Patent Application Publication No. 2013-90748 
     SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION 
     However, according to the invention described in Patent Document 1, the device is largely configured as a casing and a sensor unit, and it is necessary to pour urine excreted by a person to be measured over the sensor unit with the casing gripped by the hand of the person to be measured or the like, and the usability is not necessarily sufficient. 
     In addition, according to the invention described in Patent Document 2, in a case in which water level data of reserved water inside the bowl or measurement of sewage pressure of a sewer pipe is used as a means for measuring the volume or the weight of urine accumulated in the bowl of the toilet, elements configuring the toilet are used, and accordingly, it cannot be applied to a toilet that has already been installed. Accordingly, in the urination information measuring device described in Patent Document 2, the versatility is insufficient, and the usability is not necessarily sufficient. 
     Thus, an object of the present invention is to provide a health monitoring system, a health monitoring method, and a health monitoring program that are simple and conveniently used in an analysis of urination such as a urine composition analysis or the like and a prediction of a likelihood of having a disease based on a result of the analysis. 
     According to one aspect of the present invention, there is provided a health monitoring system analyzing urination of a user using a toilet, the health monitoring system including a storage unit that stores a film producing a color reaction for a composition to be detected, a transfer unit that immerses the film taken out of the storage unit in reserved water of the toilet into which the urination has flown, an imaging unit that generates imaging information by imaging the film after being immersed in the reserved water, an analysis unit that analyzes urine compositions of the urination on the basis of the imaging information, and a prediction unit that predicts a likelihood of having a disease on the basis of a result of the analysis using the analysis unit, wherein the transfer unit includes a clamping unit that clamps the film in an opening/closing part of an upper clamping member and a lower clamping member of which one ends are connected through a connection shaft, an upper drive unit that drives an upper rod to which the upper clamping member is connected in a longitudinal direction of the upper rod, a lower drive unit that drives a lower rod to which the lower clamping member is connected in a longitudinal direction of the lower rod, and a moving drive unit that drives a first moving rod connected to the upper clamping member through the connection shaft and a second moving rod connected to the lower clamping member through the connection shaft in longitudinal directions of the first moving rod and the second moving rod, wherein the upper rod, the lower rod, the first moving rod, and the second moving rod are positioned approximately in parallel with each other in a longitudinal direction, the opening/closing part of the clamping unit is opened or closed by changing a relative position of at least one of the upper rod and the lower rod in the longitudinal direction with respect to the first moving rod and the second moving rod, and a position of the clamping unit is changed by moving the first moving rod, the second moving rod, the upper rod, and the lower rod in the longitudinal direction without changing relative positions of the upper rod and the lower rod with respect to the first moving rod and the second moving rod. 
     In addition, in the health monitoring system according to one aspect of the present invention, the transfer unit rotates the clamping unit using the connection shaft as its rotation shaft by changing the relative positions of the upper rod and the lower rod in the longitudinal direction with respect to the first moving rod and the second moving rod. 
     In addition, in the health monitoring system according to one aspect of the present invention, in a case in which the film clamped by the clamping unit is immersed into the reserved water, a housing unit is arranged at a position, which is separate from the clamping unit by a predetermined length, in the transfer unit. 
     In addition, in the health monitoring system according to one aspect of the present invention, the transfer unit is arranged at a position at which the film can be taken out of the storage unit, and the film clamped by the clamping unit can be imaged by the imaging unit. 
     In addition, the health monitoring system according to one aspect of the present invention further includes an illuminance sensor unit that measures illuminance of the toilet, and the analysis unit corrects the imaging information on the basis of illuminance information relating to illumination of the toilet and analyzes urine compositions of the urination on the basis of the corrected imaging information. 
     In addition, in the health monitoring system according to one aspect of the present invention, the storage unit stores the films to be stacked and includes an opening part, an extrusion part that extrudes the film from the opening part, a lid part that closes the opening part, and a drive unit that drives the extrusion part and the lid part, wherein, when the film is extruded by the extrusion part, the drive unit drives the lid part such that the opening part is open. 
     In addition, in the health monitoring system according to one aspect of the present invention, the storage unit stores the films to be stacked and includes an opening part and an extrusion part that extrudes the film from the opening part, and a dehumidification mechanism that includes at least one of a dehumidifier and a dehumidification module is further stored in the storage unit together with the films. 
     In addition, the health monitoring system according to one aspect of the present invention further includes a measurement unit that measures fluid information relating to a fluid in reserved water into which urination of a user using the toilet has flown; an acquisition unit that acquires shape information of a bowl of the toilet, water amount information of reserved water, and environment information relating to a surrounding environment of the measurement unit; and an interpretation unit that analyzes the urination by analyzing a fluid model acquired by modeling a fluid on the basis of at least one of the fluid information measured by the measurement unit, the shape information, the water amount information, and the environment information, wherein the analysis unit corrects the imaging information on the basis of urination information acquired as a result of an analysis using the interpretation unit and the fluid information and analyzes urine compositions of the urination on the basis of the corrected imaging information. 
     In addition, in the health monitoring system according to one aspect of the present invention, the prediction unit generates a characteristic vector from the imaging information, identifies the generated characteristic vector using training data, and predicts a likelihood of having a disease on the basis of the identified characteristic vector. 
     Furthermore, according to one aspect of the present invention, there is provided a health monitoring method for analyzing urination of a user using a toilet, the health monitoring method including a storage step of storing a film producing a color reaction for a composition to be detected in a storage unit, a transfer step of causing a transfer unit to immerse the film taken out of the storage unit in reserved water of the toilet into which the urination has flown using a transfer unit, an imaging step of generating imaging information by imaging the film after being immersed in the reserved water, an analysis step of analyzing urine compositions of the urination on the basis of the imaging information, and a prediction step of predicting a likelihood of having a disease on the basis of a result of the analysis in the analysis step, wherein the transfer unit includes a clamping unit that clamps the film in an opening/closing part of an upper clamping member and a lower clamping member of which one ends are connected through a connection shaft, an upper drive unit that drives an upper rod to which the upper clamping member is connected in a longitudinal direction of the upper rod, a lower drive unit that drives a lower rod to which the lower clamping member is connected in a longitudinal direction of the lower rod, a moving drive unit that drives a first moving rod connected to the upper clamping member through the connection shaft and a second moving rod connected to the lower clamping member through the connection shaft in longitudinal directions of the first moving rod and the second moving rod, and a housing unit that houses the moving drive unit, the upper drive unit, and the lower drive unit, wherein the upper rod, the lower rod, the first moving rod, and the second moving rod are positioned approximately in parallel with each other in a longitudinal direction, and in the transfer step, the opening/closing part of the clamping unit is opened or closed by changing a relative position of at least one of the upper rod and the lower rod in the longitudinal direction with respect to the first moving rod and the second moving rod, and a position of the clamping unit is changed by moving the first moving rod, the second moving rod, the upper rod, and the lower rod in the longitudinal direction without changing relative positions of the upper rod and the lower rod with respect to the first moving rod and the second moving rod. 
     According to one aspect of the present invention, there is provided a program controlling a health monitoring system analyzing urination of a user using a toilet, the program causing a computer to realize: a transfer function of causing a transfer unit to take a film out of a storage unit storing films producing a color reaction for a composition to be detected and to immerse the film into reserved water of the toilet into which the urination has flown, an imaging function of generating imaging information by imaging the film after being immersed in the reserved water, an analysis function of analyzing urine compositions of the urination on the basis of the imaging information, and a prediction function of predicting a likelihood of having a disease on the basis of a result of the analysis using the analysis function, wherein the transfer unit includes a clamping unit that clamps the film in an opening/closing part of an upper clamping member and a lower clamping member of which one ends are connected through a connection shaft; an upper drive unit that drives an upper rod to which the upper clamping member is connected in a longitudinal direction of the upper rod, a lower drive unit that drives a lower rod to which the lower clamping member is connected in a longitudinal direction of the lower rod, a moving drive unit that drives a first moving rod connected to the upper clamping member through the connection shaft and a second moving rod connected to the lower clamping member through the connection shaft in longitudinal directions of the first moving rod and the second moving rod, and a housing unit that houses the moving drive unit, the upper drive unit, and the lower drive unit, wherein the upper rod, the lower rod, the first moving rod, and the second moving rod are positioned approximately in parallel with each other in a longitudinal direction, and the computer causes the transfer unit to open or close the opening/closing part of the clamping unit by changing a relative position of at least one of the upper rod and the lower rod in the longitudinal direction with respect to the first moving rod and the second moving rod and to change a position of the clamping unit by moving the first moving rod, the second moving rod, the upper rod, and the lower rod in the longitudinal direction without changing relative positions of the upper rod and the lower rod with respect to the first moving rod and the second moving rod. 
     According to one aspect of the present invention, a person to be measured can measure urine compositions by excreting in a toilet as usual, and accordingly, the urine compositions can be measured more simply and sanitarily than in a measurement performed by pouring urine over a device, whereby the usability can be improved. 
     In addition, in one aspect of the present invention, the amount of urine is analyzed by analyzing the movement of a fluid through a fluid simulation, and accordingly, a degree at which urine is diluted by reserved water can be taken into account, and an analysis with a high accuracy can be performed. 
     According to one aspect of the present invention, simplicity and usability in an analysis of urination information and a prediction of a likelihood of having a disease can be improved. 
    
    
     
       BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS 
         FIG. 1  is a diagram illustrating one example of the configuration of a health monitoring system according to one aspect of the present invention. 
         FIG. 2  is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of use of a health monitoring system according to one aspect of the present invention. 
         FIG. 3  is a block diagram illustrating one example of a health monitoring system according to one aspect of the present invention. 
         FIG. 4A  is a schematic diagram of a transfer unit according to one aspect of the present invention in a front-side perspective view. 
         FIG. 4B  is a schematic diagram of a transfer unit according to one aspect of the present invention in a rear-side perspective view. 
         FIG. 4C  is a schematic diagram of an internal structure of a transfer unit according to one aspect of the present invention. 
         FIG. 5A  is a schematic diagram illustrating driving of a transfer unit according to one aspect of the present invention, illustrating a state in which a clamping unit is raised. 
         FIG. 5B  is a schematic diagram illustrating driving of a transfer unit according to one aspect of the present invention, illustrating a state in which the clamping unit is lowered. 
         FIG. 6A  is a schematic diagram illustrating a positional relation between opening/closing of the clamping unit and each rod in a transfer unit according to one aspect of the present invention. 
         FIG. 6B  is a schematic diagram illustrating a positional relation between opening/closing of the clamping unit and each rod in a transfer unit according to one aspect of the present invention. 
         FIG. 6C  is a schematic diagram illustrating a positional relation between opening/closing of the clamping unit and each rod in a transfer unit according to one aspect of the present invention. 
         FIG. 6D  is a schematic diagram illustrating a positional relation between opening/closing of the clamping unit and each rod in a transfer unit according to one aspect of the present invention. 
         FIG. 7A  is a schematic diagram of a storage unit according to one aspect of the present invention in a perspective view. 
         FIG. 7B  is a schematic diagram of a storage unit according to one aspect of the present invention in a perspective projection as viewed from the side. 
         FIG. 8A  is a diagram schematically illustrating operations of a transfer unit and a storage unit according to one aspect of the present invention. 
         FIG. 8B  is a diagram schematically illustrating operations of a transfer unit and a storage unit according to one aspect of the present invention. 
         FIG. 8C  is a diagram schematically illustrating operations of a transfer unit and a storage unit according to one aspect of the present invention. 
         FIG. 9  is a diagram schematically illustrating the configuration of a film according to one aspect of the present invention. 
         FIG. 10  is a diagram illustrating an example of the configuration of a database (DB) used in a health monitoring system according to one aspect of the present invention. 
         FIG. 11  is a diagram illustrating one example of a DB representing association between a result of measurement/analysis and information such as a disease and the like used in a health monitoring system according to one aspect of the present invention. 
         FIG. 12  is a flowchart illustrating one example of a process executed by a health monitoring system according to one aspect of the present invention. 
     
    
    
     DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION 
     Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. 
     First, an overview of a health monitoring system will be described.  FIG. 1  is a diagram illustrating one example of the configuration of a health monitoring system according to one embodiment of the present invention. As illustrated in  FIG. 1 , the health monitoring system  500  is a health monitoring system that analyzes urination of a user using a toilet and includes a server  100 , a measurement device  200  mainly installed in the toilet, and a user terminal  300 . The server  100  is connected to the measurement device  200  and the user terminal  300  through a network  400 . Although only one server  100 , one measurement device  200 , and one user terminal  300  are illustrated in  FIG. 1  for simplifying description, it is apparent that there may be more servers, measurement devices, and user terminals. In addition, a specific device of the user terminal  300  is not limited to a smartphone as illustrated in the drawing and, for example, may be a mobile terminal, a tablet terminal, a personal computer, or any other electronic device. 
     Although details will be described later, as illustrated in  FIG. 1 , the health monitoring system  500  analyzes compositions of urine by installing the measurement device  200  in a toilet or the like that has already been installed and immersing a film, which produces a color reaction with a composition to be detected, in the urination (for example, a bioassay method). In addition, a user&#39;s disease is predicted on the basis of an analysis result. In addition, the measurement device  200  measures fluid information relating to a fluid in reserved water in which urination of a user using a toilet flows, and the server  100  analyzes urination by analyzing a fluid model acquired by modeling an area in which a fluid flows on the basis of the measured fluid information, whereby an accuracy of a result of the analysis using the film can be improved on the basis of the urination information of the analyzed urination. In addition, the “fluid information” represents information required for a fluid analysis and is composed of shape information relating to the shape of a bowl of a toilet, water amount information, water temperature information, and environment information of reserved water inside the bowl of the toilet and water (hereinafter, referred to as “urination-containing water”) including urine of a user using the toilet in the reserved water, and the like. Here, the “environment information” represents information relating to environments of the toilet such as a detergent, and a composition and the like contained in the reserved water. In addition, the “urination information” represents various kinds of information relating to urination of a user and is composed to include the amount of urine, a urine temperature, a urine composition, and the like. Here, the measurement device  200  may be installed by post-installation in a toilet that has already been installed as in the drawing or may be disposed as an integrated type in the form of being built in a toilet in advance. 
       FIG. 2  is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of use of a health monitoring system according to one aspect of the present invention. In the example illustrated in  FIG. 2 , although a case in which the measurement device  200  is installed in a western-type toilet  600  is illustrated, the type of toilet is not limited to the western-style toilet, and any type of toilet such as a Japanese-style toilet or the like may be used as long as there is reserved water for flushing and draining in the toilet. In addition, reference signs of the measurement device  200  will be described later with reference to  FIG. 3 . The user terminal  300  has a mobile application, which is provided by the health monitoring system  500  according to one embodiment of the present invention (hereinafter, referred to as a “health monitoring application”), mounted therein. In accordance with the health monitoring application, a result of monitoring of a health state as illustrated in  FIG. 2  (including the result of an analysis of urination and the result of a prediction; details thereof will be described later) is displayed in the user terminal  300 , and accordingly, a user can check his or her health state. 
     As illustrated in  FIGS. 1 and 2 , the health monitoring system  500  according to one aspect of the present invention can be realized in a simplified manner by installing the measurement device  200  in a toilet or the like. Accordingly, for example, a user can determine a disease or a sign of a disease by only performing an ordinary urination action while being in his or her own house or office, and accordingly, a health monitoring service that is simple and easy to use and has high sustainability can be provided. In addition, the health monitoring system  500  is not limited to applications at a house or an office and can be also used in a nursing facility or a hospital for health management of patients, and risk reduction on the operation side of the facility can be achieved. An overview of the health monitoring system  500  has been described as above. 
       FIG. 3  is a block diagram illustrating one example of a health monitoring system according to one embodiment of the present invention. As illustrated in the drawing, the health monitoring system  500  according to one embodiment of the present invention includes a server  100 , a measurement device  200 , and a user terminal  300 . In addition, although examples using a cloud computing form have been illustrated in  FIGS. 1 and 3 , the present invention is not limited thereto, and, for example, the health monitoring system  500  may be composed of only the single measurement device  200  or only the measurement device  200  and the user terminal  300 . In other words, the arrangement of each unit may be appropriately changed among the server  100 , the measurement device  200 , and the user terminal  300  in accordance with an operation environment of each device, a situation, and the like. For example, an interpretation unit  121 , an analysis unit  122 , a prediction unit  124 , and a generation unit  125  of the server  100  may be disposed in a control unit  230  of the measurement device  200  or in a control unit  320  of the user terminal  300 . 
     While details will be described later, the function of each unit will be briefly described. First, the measurement device  200  will be described. As illustrated in  FIG. 3 , the measurement device  200  is configured to include a measurement unit  210 , a user identifying unit  220 , a control unit  230 , a communication unit  240 , a memory unit  250 , a transfer unit  260 , a storage unit  270 , an imaging unit  280 , and an illuminance sensor unit  290 . 
     In addition, respective units of the measurement device  200  may be disposed in a plurality of devices. For example, as illustrated in  FIG. 2 , the measurement unit  210  may be disposed inside a measurement target, and the user identifying unit  220 , the control unit  230 , the communication unit  240 , and the memory unit  250  may be disposed together in another device. In addition, the storage unit  270  that stores films used for an analysis of urine and the transfer unit  260  that clamps and moves a film may be disposed at places that don&#39;t disturb a user using the toilet (in the example illustrated in  FIG. 2 , the front side of a tank), and the imaging unit  280  and the illuminance sensor unit  290  not illustrated in the drawing may be disposed in a range in which a film can be moved by the transfer unit  260 . In addition, the transfer unit  260  and the storage unit  270  do not need to be an integrated type as illustrated in  FIG. 2  and may be disposed on a wall face or a top face of the tank individually or integrally or may be disposed near the toilet or the like as an independent-type device. In this way, a device in which only the measurement unit  210  is disposed is installed inside the bowl of a toilet or the like, and the other devices may be appropriately installed in a range which does not cause any communication problem, and a device configuration having versatility for the shape of a toilet may be formed. 
     In addition, a device in which the user identifying unit  220  is disposed may be a device that can be disposed at a position at which the user terminal  300  and the like can be held up such that quick response (QR) code information output by the user terminal  300  held by the user or information output by an integrated circuit (IC) card can be read by the device. In this way, measurement can be performed after a user is identified without inputting user identification information from the user to the measurement device  200  each time of use. 
     The measurement unit  210  measures a part of fluid information relating to a fluid in reserved water into which urine of a user using the toilet has flown. The user identifying unit  220  has a function of identifying a user using a toilet who is a monitoring target for which a health state is monitored by the health monitoring system  500 . 
     The control unit  230  is a processor having a function of controlling each unit of the measurement device  200 . In addition, the control unit  230  can control an input means, for example, buttons, a handle, an infrared sensor, and the like that may be used by a user for manually selecting start of each measurement relating to urination (not illustrated in the drawing). The control unit  230  notifies the measurement unit  210  of input of a measurement start instruction using the input means. 
     The communication unit  240  includes a reception unit  241  and a transmission unit  242  and has a function of executing communication with the server  100  and each user terminal  300  through the network  400 . The communication may be any one of wired communication and wireless communication (for example, a communication system using Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi), Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), ZigBee, or the like), and any communication protocol may be used as long as mutual communication can be executed. 
     The reception unit  241  has a function of receiving control data and the like from each server  100  and each user terminal  300  in accordance with control of the control unit  230  through the network  400  and transmitting the control data and the like to the control unit  230 . More specifically, the reception unit  241  receives user information (for example, ID information and the like) for controlling the user identifying unit  220 , dynamic parameter data required for measurements using the measurement unit  210 , imaging using the imaging unit  280 , and identification using the user identifying unit  220 , and the like from the server  100  and transmits the received information to the control unit  230 . 
     The transmission unit  242  has a function of transmitting measurement data and the like to the server  100  and each user terminal  300  through the network  400  in accordance with control of the control unit  230 . More specifically, for example, the transmission unit  242  transmits water temperature information, voltage information, environment information, user identification information (including measurement information), illuminance information, and imaging information to the server  100  or each user terminal  300 . 
     The memory unit  250  has a function of storing various programs, data, and parameters required for the measurement device  200  to operate. More specifically, for example, the memory unit  250  stores user information and parameters that are necessary for the operations of the measurement unit  210 , the user identifying unit  220 , the control unit  230 , and the communication unit  240 . The memory unit  250  is typically realized by various recording media such as a hard disk drive (HDD), a solid state drive (SSD), a flash memory (a secure digital (SD) memory card), and the like. 
     The storage unit  270  stores films that produce color reactions for a composition to be detected. In addition, the configuration of the films will be described later. The transfer unit  260  takes a film out of the storage unit  270  and immerses the film that has been taken out in reserved water of the toilet in which urination flows. The imaging unit  280  images a film immersed in the reserved water and generates imaging information relating to the film. The illuminance sensor unit  290  measures illuminance (brightness) of a film surface imaged by the imaging unit  280 . The schematic configuration of the measurement device  200  has been described as above. 
     Next, the server  100  will be described. The server  100  is configured to include a communication unit  110 , a control unit  120 , and a memory unit  130 . In addition, the server  100  may a multistage configuration and, for example, may be composed of a server (relay server) disposed inside a facility in which the measurement device  200  is installed and a server completely covering a specific area including a plurality of facilities or all areas. In addition, a transmission timing of the relay server may be set as (1) being periodically transmitted (for example, for every constant time set with the capacity of the memory unit  130  of the server  100  and the like taken into account), (2) a timing when a memory capacity reaches a threshold of the memory capacity of the memory unit  250  of the measurement device  200 , which has been set, or the like. 
     The communication unit  110  includes a reception unit  111  and a transmission unit  112  and has a function of executing communication with the measurement device  200  and the user terminal  300  through the network  400 . The communication may be any one of wired communication and wireless communication, and any communication protocol may be used as long as mutual communication can be executed. The network  400 , for example, is a network such as Long Term Evolution (LTE), Local Area Networks (LANs), Wide Area Networks (WANs), Metropolitan Area Networks (MANs), or Integrated Service Digital Networks (ISDNs) or a network such as a wireless LAN, Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA), Bluetooth (registered trademark), satellite communication, or the like and may be any network as long as the server  100  and the measurement device  200  can communicate with each other through it regardless of whether it is a wired network or a wireless network. 
     The reception unit  111  has a function of receiving measurement data and the like from each measurement device  200  and each user terminal  300  through the network  400  and transmitting the measurement data to the control unit  120  in accordance with control of the control unit  120 . In addition, the reception unit (acquisition unit)  111  acquires shape information of a bowl of a toilet, water amount information of reserved water, and environment information relating to a surrounding environment of the measurement unit  210  from the measurement device  200 . In addition, the shape information of the bowl of the toilet may be stored in the memory unit  130  in advance or may be stored in a data server or the like, which is not illustrated in the drawing, other than the server  100  and be acquired from the data server or the like. More specifically, the reception unit  111  receives water temperature information of urination containing water, voltage information according to an electric potential difference between electrodes immersed in the urination containing water, user identification information used for identifying a user, illuminance information of the toilet, imaging information acquired by imaging a film after a color reaction using the imaging unit  280 , and the like transmitted from the measurement device  200 . 
     The transmission unit  112  has a function of transmitting control data and the like to each measurement device  200  and transmitting data relating to a result of monitoring (an analysis result, a prediction result, and the like) and the like to each user terminal  300  through the network  400  in accordance with control of the control unit  120 . More specifically, for example, the transmission unit  112  transmits user information (for example, ID information or the like) used for controlling the user identifying unit  220 , dynamic parameter data that is necessary for measurement using the measurement unit  210 , imaging using the imaging unit  280 , and user identification using the user identifying unit  220 , and the like to the measurement device  200 . In addition, the transmission unit  112  transmits display data used for displaying monitoring results such as an analysis result relating to compositions of urine analyzed by the analysis unit  122 , a prediction result relating to positivity or negativity of a disease predicted by the prediction unit  124 , and the like to the user terminal  300 . 
     The control unit  120  is a processor having a function of controlling each unit of the server  100  and is configured to include an interpretation unit  121 , an analysis unit  122 , a prediction unit  124 , and a generation unit  125 . The interpretation unit  121  analyzes urination by analyzing a fluid model acquired by modeling a fluid on the basis of at least one of fluid information, shape information of a bowl of a toilet, water amount information of reserved water, and environment information relating to a surrounding environment of the measurement unit  210  measured by the measurement unit  210  of the measurement device  200 . The analysis unit  122  analyzes urine compositions of urination on the basis of the imaging information transmitted from the measurement device  200 . In addition, the analysis unit  122  includes the correction unit  123 , corrects imaging information on the basis of urination information and fluid information acquired as a result of an analysis using the interpretation unit  121 , and analyzes urine compositions of urination on the basis of the corrected imaging information. The prediction unit  124  predicts a likelihood of having a disease on the basis of an analysis result acquired by the analysis unit  122 . In addition, the prediction unit  124  generates a characteristic vector from the imaging information, identifies the generated characteristic vector using training data, and predicts a likelihood of having a disease on the basis of the identified characteristic vector. 
     In addition, the generation unit  125  generates display data used for displaying the analysis result and the prediction result as texts, tables, or graphs on a display unit  330  of the user terminal  300  on the basis of at least one of an analysis result acquired by the analysis unit  122  and a prediction result acquired by the prediction unit  124 . The transmission unit  112  transmits the generated display data to the user terminal  300 . In addition, the display data may be generated by the user terminal  300  to be described later. In such a case, information relating to the analysis result and the prediction result is transmitted from the transmission unit  112  to the user terminal  300 . 
     The memory unit  130  has a function of storing various programs, data, and parameters that are necessary for operating the server  100 . More specifically, for example, the memory unit  130  saves and stores fluid information (shape information of a bowl of a toilet, water amount information of reserved water of the toilet, and the environment information), imaging information, weight information, illuminance information, information required for interpretation, an analysis, and the like of user identification information and the like, parameters required for operations of the communication unit  110 , the control unit  120 , and the memory unit  130 , a measurement result, an analysis result, a prediction result, and the like in various databases (hereinafter, referred to as “DBs”). 
     In addition, a method of storing and managing data is not limited to the method using DBs, and data may be stored by saving data in various settings files such as definition files, parameter files, temporary files, and the like (hereinafter, referred to as “settings files”). The memory unit  130  is typically realized by various recording media such as an HDD, an SSD), a flash memory (SD memory card) and the like. In addition, various DBs will be described later with reference to  FIG. 11 . The configuration of the server  100  has been described as above. 
     Next, the configuration of the user terminal  300  will be described. As illustrated in  FIG. 3 , the user terminal  300  is configured to include a communication unit  310 , a control unit  320 , a display unit  330 , and a memory unit  340 . Each unit of the user terminal  300  may be configured to be included in the health monitoring application or may be built in a circuit of the user terminal  300 . 
     The communication unit  310  includes a reception unit  311  and a transmission unit  312  and has a function of executing communication with the server  100  and each measurement device  200  through the network  400 . The communication may be any one of wired communication and wireless communication, and any communication protocol may be used as long as mutual communication can be executed. 
     The reception unit  311  has a function of receiving display data and the like from each server  100  and each measurement device  200  and transmitting the display data and the like to the control unit  320  through the network  400  in accordance with control of the control unit  320 . More specifically, the reception unit  311 , for example, receives display information including a result of an analysis of urine from the server  100 . In addition, the control unit  320  is a processor having a function of controlling each unit of the user terminal  300 . 
     The transmission unit  312  has a function of transmitting various kinds of information input by a user, user identification information such as QR code information, and the like to the server  100  and each measurement device  200  through the network  400  in accordance with control of the control unit  320 . 
     The display unit  330  has a function of displaying display data and the like received from the server  100  or the measurement device  200 . More specifically, for example, the display unit  330 , as illustrated in  FIG. 3 , displays display data representing monitoring results such as a measurement result including measured values, normality/abnormality, and the like relating to measured urination, an analysis result relating to analyzed urine compositions, a predicted result representing positivity/negativity of a predicted disease, and the like using texts, tables, graphs, or the like. The results may be displayed in units of display designated by a user such as in units of days, in units of weeks, in units of months, or the like. In addition, the display unit  330  may include an input means for a user and, for example, allow the user to input user identification information (for example, a name, age, sex, height, weight, and the like). In addition, the display data may be generated by the control unit  320  on the basis of an analysis result and a prediction result transmitted from the server  100 . 
     The memory unit  340  has a function of storing various programs, data, and parameters that are necessary for the user terminal  300  to operate. More specifically, for example, the memory unit  340  stores the user identification information and parameters that are necessary for the operations of the communication unit  310 , the control unit  320 , the display unit  330 , and the memory unit  340 . The memory unit  250  is typically realized by various recording media such as an HDD, an SSD, a flash memory (SD memory card), and the like. An overview of the user terminal  300  has been described as above. 
     Next, an analysis of urine using a film will be described in detail. First, the transfer unit  260  that is a mechanism immersing a film in urination-containing water will be described.  FIG. 4  is a schematic diagram of the transfer unit  260  according to one aspect of the present invention,  FIG. 4A  is a front-side perspective view,  FIG. 4B  is a rear-side perspective view, and  FIG. 4C  is a schematic diagram of an internal structure. The transfer unit  260  includes an upper rod  261 , a lower rod  262 , a first moving rod  263   a , and a second moving rod  263   b . As illustrated in  FIG. 4 , the upper rod  261 , the lower rod  262 , the first moving rod  263   a , and the second moving rod  263   b  are positioned approximately in parallel with each other in the longitudinal direction. In addition, the transfer unit  260  includes a clamping unit  264 , and the clamping unit  264  clamps a filter using opening/closing parts of an upper clamping member  2611  and a lower clamping member  2621  having one ends connected through a connection shaft  265 . Here, the other ends of the upper clamping member  2611  and the lower clamping member  2621 , which are not connected through the connection shaft  265 , serve as an opening/closing part of the clamping unit  264 . In addition, although the shapes of the upper clamping member  2611  and the lower clamping member  2621  are not limited to those illustrated in the example of the drawing, by using a structure having many holes as illustrated in the drawing, the weight of the clamping unit  264  can be decreased. 
     Furthermore, the transfer unit  260  includes an upper drive unit  2616 , a lower drive unit  2626 , and a moving drive unit  2636 . The upper drive unit  2616  drives the upper rod  261  to which the upper clamping member  2611  is connected in a longitudinal direction of the upper rod  261 . The lower drive unit  2626  drives the lower rod  262  to which the lower clamping member  2621  is connected in a longitudinal direction of the lower rod  262 . In addition, the moving drive unit  2636  drives the first moving rod connected to the upper clamping member  2611  through the connection shaft  265  and the second moving rod  263   b  connected to the lower clamping member  2621  through the connection shaft  265  in longitudinal directions of the first moving rod  263   a  and the second moving rod  263   b . In addition, each drive unit is controlled by the control unit  230  of the measurement device  200 . Here, the transfer unit  260  may be connected to the control unit  230  in a wired manner and controlled or may include a reception unit not illustrated in the drawing and be controlled wirelessly by the control unit  230 . 
     The upper drive unit  2616 , for example, is realized by a stepping motor or the like, and an upper pinion  2615  is connected thereto. In addition, the upper rod  261 , for example, is realized by a rack. The upper pinion  2615  is engaged with the upper rod (rack)  261 , and, when the upper drive unit  2616  rotates the upper pinion  2615 , the upper rod  261  is driven in the longitudinal direction. The upper rod  261  is connected to the upper clamping member  2611  through an upper bracket  2612 . 
     The lower drive unit  2626 , for example, is also realized by a stepping motor or the like, and a lower pinion  2625  is connected thereto. In addition, the lower rod  262 , for example, is realized by a rack. The lower pinion  2625  is engaged with the lower rod (rack)  262 , and, when the lower drive unit  2626  rotates the lower pinion  2625 , the lower rod  262  is driven in the longitudinal direction. The lower rod  262  is connected to the lower clamping member  2621  through the lower bracket  2622 . 
     The moving drive unit  2636 , for example, is also realized by a stepping motor or the like, and a first moving pinion  2635   a  and a second moving pinion  2635   b  are connected thereto. The first moving rod (rack)  263   a  is engaged with the first moving pinion  2635   a , and the second moving rod (rack)  263   b  is engaged with the second moving pinion  2635   b , and, when the moving drive unit  2636  rotates the first moving pinion  2635   a  and the second moving pinion  2635   b , the first moving rod  263   a  and the second moving rod  263   b  are moved in a longitudinal direction. 
     The upper drive unit  2616 , the lower drive unit  2626 , and the moving drive unit  2636  are housed in a housing unit  267 . The housing unit  267 , for example, is realized by a casing configured by a lid and a main body, and it is preferable to seal between the lid and the main body using an O-ring or the like for improving a waterproof property thereof. In addition, the other pinions  2613 ,  2614 ,  2623 ,  2624 ,  2633   a ,  2633   b ,  2634   a , and  2634   b  are pinions that achieve the role of a guide at the time of moving by supporting the housing unit  267 . 
     In addition, a state illustrated in  FIG. 4  represents an initial position of the clamping unit  264 . The transfer unit  260  is covered with a cover not illustrated in the drawing on a part other than the clamping unit  264 , and screws W 1  to W 4  lock the cover not illustrated in the drawing. By using this cover, the waterproof property and the dustproof property can be improved. In addition, as a material configuring each unit of the transfer unit  260 , plastic may be used. In such a case, the entire weight of the transfer unit  260  can be decreased, and electric power used for driving the clamping unit  264  in the vertical direction can be reduced. In addition, a load at an installation site can be reduced, and carrying can be easily performed. 
     Next, a method of driving the transfer unit  260  will be described with reference to  FIGS. 5 and 6 .  FIG. 5  is a schematic diagram illustrating driving of the transfer unit  260  according to one aspect of the present invention,  FIG. 5A  is a diagram illustrating a state in which the clamping unit  264  is raised, and  FIG. 5B  is a diagram illustrating a state in which the clamping unit  264  is lowered. By driving the upper drive unit  2616 , the lower drive unit  2626 , and the moving drive unit  2636  from an initial state illustrated in  FIG. 5A  such that relative positional relations among the upper rod  261 , the lower rod  262 , the first moving rod  263   a , and the second moving rod  263   b  are maintained, as illustrated in  FIG. 5B , the position of the clamping unit  264  can be moved in the longitudinal direction of the rod without the shape of the clamping unit  264  changing. 
       FIG. 6  is a schematic diagram illustrating a positional relation between opening/closing of the clamping unit  264  and each of rods  261 ,  262 ,  263   a , and  263   b  in the transfer unit  260  according to one aspect of the present invention.  FIG. 6  schematically illustrates a relative positional relation of each rod and a relation with the state of the clamping unit  264 . First, a state illustrated in  FIG. 6A  is assumed to be an initial state. When the upper rod  261  is moved in a downward direction with respect to the other rods  262 ,  263   a , and  263   b  from this state as illustrated in  FIG. 6B , the upper clamping member  2611  rotates in the direction of an arrow, and the clamping unit  264  opens. In addition, when the lower rod  262  is moved in a downward direction with respect to the other rods  261 ,  263   a , and  263   b  from the initial state illustrated in  FIG. 6A , the lower clamping member  2621  rotates in the direction of an arrow, and the clamping unit  264  opens. Furthermore, when the first moving rod and the second moving rod  263   a  and  263   b  are moved in a downward direction with respect to the other rods  261  and  262  from the initial state illustrated in  FIG. 6C  as illustrated in  FIG. 6D , the entire clamping unit  264  rotates about the connection shaft as its rotation shaft. 
     As described above, according to one aspect of the present invention, the transfer unit  260 , as illustrated in  FIG. 5 , moves a film, to be described later, by clamping and rotating the film, as illustrated in  FIG. 6 , by changing the height of the clamping unit  264 . At this time, only the positional relation among the rods may be changed in opening/closing and rotation of the clamping unit  264 , whereby control can be simplified. In addition, depending on the driving, the clamping unit  264  may be open/closed or rotated while changing the position of the clamping unit  264 . For this reason, a time required for the transferring of a film can be shortened. 
     In addition, the transfer unit  260  includes an upper drive unit  2616 , a lower drive unit  2626 , and a moving drive unit  2636  and includes a housing unit  267  that houses the drive units. In addition, it is preferable to dispose the housing unit  267  at a position separate from the clamping unit  264  by a predetermined distance in a case in which a film clamped by the clamping unit  264  is immersed into reserved water. In this way, by disposing drive units driving the rods to be close to each other, a size of the transfer unit  260  can be configured to be small. In addition, a wiring process can be simplified. Furthermore, in a case in which the drive units are housed together in the housing unit  267  and the clamping unit  264  is caused to approach reserved water, by separating the clamping unit  264  and the housing unit  267  from each other, the waterproof property of the drive units is improved, and the durability can be improved. 
     In addition, for example, in order to open/close or rotate the clamping unit  264 , disposing a drive unit such as a motor or the like in the clamping unit  264  may be considered. However, in a case in which a drive unit such as a motor or the like is disposed in the clamping unit  264 , the weight of the clamping unit  264  increases, and a load is applied for driving. In addition, since the clamping unit  264  is a part approaching reserved water, there is a problem also in the waterproof property of the drive unit. In contrast to this, according to the present invention, since the drive unit is separate from the clamping unit  264 , the weight of the clamping unit  264  is decreased, and the load applied to the driving decreases, and the drive unit is not close to reserved water such that an additional plan for a waterproof property does not need to be set up. For this reason, there are also advantages of reducing costs and labor for manufacturing. 
     Next, the storage unit  270  will be described with reference to  FIG. 7 .  FIG. 7  is a schematic diagram of the storage unit according to one aspect of the present invention,  FIG. 7A  is a perspective view, and  FIG. 7B  is a perspective projection as viewed from the side. The storage unit  270  stores a film that produces a color reaction for a composition to be detected, and, in the health monitoring system  500  according to one aspect of the present invention, the film is immersed in reserved water or urination-containing water, and urine compositions are analyzed on the basis of a color reaction of a reagent loaded in the film. 
     As illustrated in  FIG. 7 , the storage unit  270  includes an opening part  271 , an extrusion part  273  that extrudes a film  90  from the opening part  271 , a lid part  272  that covers the opening part  271 , and a drive unit (not illustrated in the drawing) that drives the extrusion part  273  and the lid part  272 . In addition, the drive unit may be disposed inside or outside the storage unit  270 . Furthermore, the storage unit  270  and each member included therein, for example, may be realized using plastic or the like. In such a case, in order to maintain the quality of the film  90 , it is preferable to realize them using a material having low hygroscopicity. In addition, the shape of the storage unit  270  is one example and is not limited thereto. 
     As illustrated in  FIG. 7B , a plurality of films  90  are stacked and housed inside the storage unit  270 . The extrusion part  273  has a height and a width that are about a thickness and a width of the film  90  and is disposed on the moving mechanism  275 . Various forms of the moving mechanism  275  may be considered, but, for example, the moving mechanism  275  may be realized by a belt conveyer or a moving mechanism using a suction force of vacuum or the like. In addition, the opening part  271  has a size that is slightly larger than the thickness and the width of the film  90  and enables extraction of one film  90  and is covered with the lid part  272  in the initial state. This lid part  272  covers the opening part  271  so as to prevent the state of films  90  inside the storage unit  270  from degrading due to moisture absorption, dust, and the like. In addition, in the example illustrated in the drawing, although the lid part  272  is installed such that it rises, the lid part may be installed such that it descends or may be installed in the form of double-hinged doors. 
     When the extrusion part  273  is moved by the moving mechanism  275 , the lid part  272  rotates around a shaft  276  as its rotation shaft in association with the moving mechanism  275  and exposes the opening part  271 . Then, a film  90  is extruded from the opening part  271  by the extrusion part  273 . In addition, the extrusion part  273  may extrude the whole film  90  to the outside of the storage unit  270  or may extrude a part thereof. For example, the extrusion part  273  may extrude a film  90  positioned in a lowermost part of the storage unit  270  up to a position at which the film can be clamped by the clamping unit  264  outside the storage unit  270 . 
     In this way, a plurality of films are stacked in the storage unit  270 , and the films are extruded only when urination is measured. Accordingly, urination can be measured in a simplified manner without preparing a film every time when measurement is performed. In addition, since the opening part  271  is closed by the lid part  272 , a measurement result having high reliability can be acquired without degrading the durability of films. 
     When a film  90  is extruded, the extrusion part  273  is driven such that it returns to the position of the initial state. When the extrusion part  273  returns up to the position of the initial state, the stacked films descend up to an extruded position in accordance with a gravitational force, and the extrusion part  273  can extrude the next film  90  from the opening part  271  in accordance therewith. In addition, the film  90  may descend up to the extruded position in accordance with the weight thereof and, for example, a pressing mechanism such as a spring may be disposed in the storage unit  270 , and a film  90  may be moved up to the extruded position. In a case in which a pressing mechanism is disposed, the direction of the film  90  does not need to be considered when the storage unit  270  is installed, and accordingly, the degree of freedom of an installation site can be raised. 
     In addition, a dehumidification mechanism  277  that includes at least one of a dehumidifier and a dehumidification module is further stored inside the storage unit  270 . Accordingly, the durability and the quality of the films  90  can be maintained. In addition, it is preferable that the dehumidification mechanism  277 , as illustrated in  FIG. 7B , is disposed in a space in which the effect of dehumidification is improved on a side of the film  90  that is not brought into contact with the wall face in which the opening part  271  is formed in the storage unit  270 . The reason for this is that the film  90  is clamped by the clamping unit  264  on the opening part  271  side, and accordingly, the opening part  271  side of the film  90  can allow some degradation of durability. In addition, it is preferable that the dehumidification mechanism  277 , for example, is delimited from the films  90  to have a structure such as a mesh shape having good air permeability. 
     In addition, depending on the dehumidification mechanism  277 , degradation of a reagent on the film  90  can be suppressed without disposing the lid part  272 . This is because, for example, the dehumidification mechanism  277  that can be stored is different in accordance with the size and the installation site of the storage unit  270 , and accordingly, there are also cases in which the lid part  272  may not be disposed depending on the performance of the dehumidification mechanism  277 . In a case in which the lid part  272  is not disposed, there is an advantage in that the structure of the storage unit  277  is further simplified, and the manufacturing thereof can be easily performed. 
     In addition, it is preferable that the dehumidification mechanism  277  is replaced when films  90  are newly supplemented after the films  90  are used up. Alternatively, in a case in which the films  90  are used up, the entire storage unit  270  may be replaced. Accordingly, a validity period and the like of the dehumidification mechanism  277  do not need to be managed separately from the films, and a health monitoring system enabling easy operation of the service and convenient use can be provided. 
     Here, operations of the transfer unit  260  and the storage unit  270  described above when measurement is performed using the film  90  will be described with reference to  FIG. 8 . 
     As illustrated in  FIG. 8A , a film  90  having a part or the entirety extruded from the storage unit  270  by the extrusion part  273  is clamped by the clamping unit  264  of the transfer unit  260 . Subsequently, as illustrated in  FIG. 8B , the transfer unit  260  moves the clamping unit  264  in the downward direction and immerses a film  90  in reserved water or urination-containing water. The transfer unit  260  stops the clamping unit  264  in the state in which the film  90  is immersed in the reserved water or the urination-containing water and causes a reagent loaded in the film  90  to produce a color reaction. When the color reaction of the reagent loaded in the film  90  is completed, the transfer unit  260  moves the clamping unit  264  in the upward direction. Thereafter, the transfer unit  260  moves or rotates the clamping unit  264  in the upward direction up to a position at which the film  90  after the reaction can be imaged by the imaging unit  280 . In other words, it is preferable that the transfer unit  260  is disposed at a position at which a film  90  can be extruded from the storage unit  270 , and the film  90  clamped by the clamping unit  264  can be imaged by the imaging unit  280 . At that time, since the length of each rod in the transfer unit  260  can be adjusted at the time of design, there is a degree of freedom in the arrangement of each unit and the type of installable toilet. In addition, the measurement device  200  may be realized to be integrated with a toilet in advance instead of being added to an existing toilet, whereby the space can be further saved. 
     In addition, the lengths of the rods do not need to be the same. For example, a case in which a moving range and a rotation range of the clamping unit  264  are restricted in advance such as a case in which an installation site is determined in advance or a case in which the measurement device is manufactured to be integrated with a toilet may be considered, and, in such a case, the length of each rod may be changed in accordance with the moving range and the rotation range of the clamping unit  264 . 
     Next, an analysis using a film will be described in detail. The film  90  is a material to which a reagent can be added and which can color-react with a specific composition of urine and which may be composed of a polymer composition such as a composite resin or a fiber such as paper or a cloth. In addition, although it is preferable that the film  90  is transparent or while, the film is not limited thereto. Furthermore, although the film  90  is extruded by the extrusion part  273  and thus is preferably water-soluble such that it dissolves inside reserved water, as will be described later, while having a certain degree of rigidity, the film is not limited thereto depending on the use environment. 
     In addition, for example, in a case in which an immunochromatography method is used as the assay method, although the film  90  is configured to include a sample pad, a conjugate pad, a test line (detection line), a control line, a membrane, an absorption pad, and the like, the film is not limited thereto. 
       FIG. 9  is a diagram schematically illustrating one example of the configuration of the film  90  and the reagent  70 . As illustrated in  FIG. 9 , as the film, a film  90  can be configured using a top film  60  used for protecting the surface of a reagent  70  and a support body film  80  used for loading the reagent (for a support body for the reagent) by interposing the reagent between the top film  60  and the support body film  80 . Regarding the top film  60 , (1) the top film  60  is dissolved at the time of measurement using a water-soluble film and (2) a mechanism stripping the top film  60  is built into the storage unit  270  or the transfer unit  260 , and the top film  60  is stripped immediately before measurement may be considered. According to (1) or (2), the reagent can be protected until immediately before measurement, and degradation of the reagent can be prevented. In addition, without using the top film  60 , (3) by configuring the storage unit  270 , in which films  90  are stored, to have a structure having a high level of airtightness using the lid part  272  or the like as described above, the amount of air brought into contact with the film  90  immediately before measurement is decreased greatly, and the degradation of the reagent can be prevented. 
     After imaging of a color reaction of the reagent performed by the imaging unit  280  is completed, the clamping unit  264  moves the film  90  to a place in which the film  90  is caused to fall into the reserved water and releases the film  90 . Therefore, the film  90  falls into reserved water or urination-containing water, and the film  90  that is water-soluble is dissolved in the reserved water or the urination-containing water. In addition, when flushing is performed (at the time of washing the toilet in which urination or the like is caused to be flushed using water), the film  90  is discarded together with the reserved water or the urination-containing water. In this way, the film is extracted and is discarded in the reserved water every time when measurement is performed, and accordingly, a health monitoring system that is hygienic and has a high degree of convenience can be provided without requiring efforts of a user or a measuring person. Alternatively, a space in which a film can be hygienically stored after measurement may be disposed in the device. 
     In addition, according to one aspect of the present invention, urination is analyzed on the basis of fluid information relating to a fluid in reserved water into which urination of a user using a toilet has flown, and the accuracy of a result of the analysis using a film can be improved on the basis of urination information of the analyzed urination. Hereinafter, the embodiment will be described. 
     As illustrated in  FIG. 3 , the measurement unit  210  of the measurement device  200  includes an electrode unit  211  and a temperature measuring unit  212  and, for example, as illustrated in  FIG. 2 , the electrode unit  211  and the temperature measuring unit  212  are installed to be immersed partly in reserved water inside a bowl of a toilet. 
     The electrode unit  211  has a function of measuring an electromotive force (an electric potential difference; a voltage value) according to an electrolyte and a current value flowing between the electrodes immersed in urination-containing water for a specific composition in urine that is the electrolyte using two or more electrodes and generating voltage information. In addition, the “voltage information” represents information relating to an electromotive force (an electric potential difference; a voltage value) according to a specific composition (electrolyte) in urine that is generated using the electrodes of the electrode unit  211 . More specifically, for example, the electrode unit  211  is configured by two or more electrodes, a potentiometer, and an ampere meter for measuring a concentration of a specific composition in urine. In the electrode unit  211 , for example, one electrode is set as a reference electrode, and the other electrode is set as a working electrode, the electrodes are immersed in urination containing water, and an electromotive force difference between the working electrode responding to a concentration (activity) of a urine composition, which is a target to be analyzed, of the urination-containing water and the reference electrode is measured using the potentiometer. Voltage information is generated on the basis of a result of the measurement using the electrode unit  211 , and the generated voltage information is transmitted from the transmission unit  242  to the server  100 . 
     In addition, although an example using an ion selective electrode method has been described above, an oxygen electrode method (glucose oxidase (GOD)) may be used, and, by adding an electrode that is an opposite electrode, an electrode method using three electrodes may be used. Accordingly, a concentration and the like of a specific composition in urine can be measured on the basis of the generated voltage information. 
     The temperature measuring unit  212  has a function of measuring a temperature of reserved water inside a bowl of a toilet or a temperature of urination-containing water and generating water temperature information. The temperature measuring unit  212 , for example, is composed of a thermistor, an oscillator, and a counter and measures a temperature by outputting a change in the resistance value according to a change in temperature using the thermistor, converting the change in the resistance value into a frequency using the oscillator, and measuring the frequency using the counter. The water temperature information is transmitted from the transmission unit  242  to the server  100 . 
     The interpretation unit  121  of the server  100 , as described above, has a function of analyzing urination by analyzing a fluid model acquired by modeling an area in which a fluid flows on the basis of fluid information. More specifically, the interpretation unit  121 , for example, calculates the amount of urine by analyzing the fluid in the vicinity of the measurement unit  210  using a fluid model acquired by modeling a fluid flowing in the vicinity of the measurement unit  210  on the basis of at least one of the shape information of a bowl of a toilet, water amount information of reserved water inside the bowl of the toilet, the water temperature information, and the like. In addition, the interpretation unit  121  may analyze urine by adding at least one piece of information relating to toilet environments such as information of the amount of detergent and the like and composition information of a detergent and the like to the shape information of the bowl of the toilet, the water amount information of reserved water inside the bowl of the toilet, and the water temperature information and perform modeling or the like of the fluid on the basis of these. Accordingly, it is not necessary to measure the amount of urine by sampling only urine or measure the amount of urine on the basis of the rate of change in the water level using a measurement device or the like installed in the bowl or a water drainage pipe of the toilet, and a health monitoring system that can be conveniently used by a user can be provided. 
     The modeling of the fluid, for example, is assumed to build a prediction model predicting changes and final convergence of water temperature of the reserved water and the urination-containing water on the basis of the water temperature information generated from the measured water temperatures of the reserved water and the urination-containing water using a regression model according to a support vector machine (SVM) or the like and perform an analysis. In addition, the analysis may be performed by combining a data structure led using a kernel method with the SVM in the regression analysis. Furthermore, as another example, building a regression model using an regression analysis according to a Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) method and performing an analysis may be considered. In addition, other than these, as an example of modeling a fluid area using a fluid simulation, using a finite element method or a computational fluid dynamics (CFD) method may be considered. 
     The correction unit  123  has a function of correcting voltage information on the basis of the urination information including the water amount information and the amount of urine. More specifically, for example, the correction unit  123  calculates a degree of dilution by dividing the amount of urine by a sum of the water amount and the amount of urine and corrects the voltage information using the degree of dilution. In this way, the voltage information with dilution according to the reserved water inside the bowl of the toilet and the like taken into account can be acquired, and urine compositions can be analyzed. 
     In addition, the correction unit  123  has a function of correcting imaging information on the basis of the illuminance information. Here, the “illuminance information” is information representing illumination (brightness) (lx) of a film surface and is information transmitted by the illuminance sensor unit  290  of the measurement device  200 . More specifically, for example, the correction unit  123  performs correction by adjusting the brightness levels of RGB values to appropriate values on the basis of the illuminance information. In this way, RGB values can be acquired which take the influence of lighting into account, and color measurement with a high accuracy can be performed. 
     As described above, the analysis unit  122  has a function of analyzing urine compositions on the basis of the imaging information or the corrected imaging information (hereinafter, referred to as “imaging information (after correction))”. More specifically, for example, the analysis unit  122  measures a color of a color reaction of a specific composition in urine for a reagent on the basis of the imaging information (RGB values) and analyzes the specific composition in the urine corresponding to the color or the concentration thereof. In addition, in order to generate display data used for displaying a result of the analysis in the user terminal  300 , the analysis unit  122  transmits the result of the analysis to the control unit  120 . Accordingly, an analysis of a specific composition in urine according to a bioassay method (an immunochromatography method or the like) can be realized in a simplified manner automatically without a person and instead of visual observation or the like performed by a person. 
     In addition, the analysis unit  122  also has a function of analyzing urine compositions on the basis of the voltage information or the corrected voltage information (hereinafter, referred to as “voltage information (after correction)”). More specifically, the analysis unit  122 , for example, analyzes molecule concentrations of compositions such as chloride, glucose, potassium, sodium, urea, and the like in urine on the basis of the voltage information (after correction). In addition, as illustrated in  FIG. 12 , a ph value can be also analyzed. Accordingly, even in a case in which urination is diluted with reserved water, an analysis with a high accuracy can be performed. In addition, the analysis unit  122  transmits a result of the analysis to the control unit  120  for generating display data used for displaying the result of the analysis in the user terminal  300 . 
     The prediction unit  124  has a function of predicting a likelihood of having a disease of the user on the basis of the urination information of the analyzed urine. More specifically, for example, the prediction unit  124  predicts a likelihood of having a disease of the user on the basis of a specific composition in the analyzed urine (more specifically, for example, a concentration of the composition or the like). As one example, as illustrated in  FIG. 11 , a sugar urine value is calculated by analyzing the concentration of glucose in the urine, and it is predicted whether diabetes is positive or negative (details will be described later). In addition,  FIG. 11  illustrates an example of association between a result of measurements using the other measurement units  210  and a result of an analysis using the analysis unit  122  (referred to as a “measurement/analysis result) and information of a disease predicted on the basis of the measurement/analysis result and the like. A prediction denoted in the example of the association may be included in the prediction using the prediction unit  124 . In addition, the prediction unit  124  transmits a result of the prediction to the control unit  120  for generating display data used for displaying the result of the prediction in the user terminal  300 . 
     Here, in a prediction using the prediction unit  124 , (1) predicting using a threshold and (2) a prediction using machine learning can be used. As one example, in the prediction (1), the prediction unit  124  predicts a likelihood of having a disease on the basis of a comparison between a measurement result and a threshold stored in the memory unit  130  and, for example, determines a normality (or negativity) in a case in which the measurement result is within the threshold and determines an abnormality (or positivity) in a case in which the measurement result exceeds the threshold. In the prediction (2), a characteristic quantity of the measurement result is extracted, and a characteristic vector is generated on the basis of the characteristic quantity. The generated characteristic vector can be used for identification using dictionary data (data generated using a plurality of cases of sets of a measured value and a test result associated with the measured value (a result on positivity or negativity of a disease based on an analysis result and a prediction result and the like) and data used as training data (teacher data) in machine learning) as a reference and predicting a likelihood of having a disease on the basis of a result of the identification. In addition, as a technique for the machine learning, a neutral network (perceptron), an SVM, or the like may be used. Accordingly, the prediction accuracy of the prediction unit  124  can be improved using a learning effect of the machine learning. 
     In addition, according to one aspect of the present invention, red, green, and blue (RGB) values of colors according to color reactions of a test line and a control line according to urination-containing water absorbed in a sample pad in the film  90  are imaged by the imaging unit  280 . The imaging information (the read RGB values) are transmitted to the server  100 , and the analysis unit  122  measures a color generated by the color reaction on the basis of the imaging information. Accordingly, a color can be measured with the costs reduced more than that of a case in which a wavelength and the like are read using a spectroscope or the like. At this time, although it may be assumed that noise is included, by correcting an analysis result on the basis of the voltage information and the illuminance information using the correction unit  123  of the server  100 , the noise can be eliminated. 
     Here, there is a problem in that the conventional technologies disclosed in Patent Documents 1 and 2 cannot be applied to an inspection method of forming a composite through an antigen-antibody reaction by adding a test body to a pad, further combining the composite with an antibody of a different type as a composite, and determining positivity/negativity of pregnancy or a disease in accordance with the reaction (for example, color development or the like) using an antigen-antibody reaction such as an immunochromatography method. 
     The health monitoring system according to the present invention further includes the film  90 , of which a color changes in accordance with a composition of reserved water into which urination has flown, and the imaging unit  280  that generates imaging information by imaging the film  90 , in which the correction unit  123  corrects the imaging information on the basis of urination information including water amount information and the amount of urine of the urination, and the analysis unit  122  analyzes urine compositions on the basis of the corrected imaging information and thus can also be applied to an inspection method using an antigen-antibody reaction such as an immunochromatography method and can perform more measurements than a conventional urination information measuring device installed in a toilet. 
     In addition, in a case in which an input of measurement start from a user is transmitted by the input means included in the control unit  230 , the measurement unit  210  can cause the electrode unit  211 , the imaging unit  280 , the illuminance sensor unit  290 , and the temperature measuring unit  212  to start measurements by being triggered upon the transmission. 
     In addition, when at least one of the temperature information (for example, water temperature of reserved water or urination-containing water) generated by the electrode unit  211  and voltage information (for example, an electric potential difference) generated by the temperature measuring unit  212  reaches a predetermined threshold, the measurement unit  210  can automatically start or end the measurement of each unit configuring the measurement unit  210 . In addition, the measurement unit  210  can automatically start or end the measurement on the basis of a result of detection acquired by an infrared sensor (not illustrated in the drawing), which can detect presence/absence of a user, disposed in the measurement device  200 . Furthermore, the measurement unit  210  may automatically end or start the measurement on the basis of a pressure sensor (not illustrated in the drawing) disposed in a toilet seat. Accordingly, the user can start measurement during an ordinary urination action without performing an operation of selecting start or end for every start or end of measurement, and a measurement device that is convenient to use can be provided. In addition, in a case in which measurement is started on the basis of temperature information, for example, start of measurement is determined on the basis of a change in the temperature of water inside the toilet before and after the start of a user&#39;s urination action. For example, in a case in which the temperature of water inside the toilet rises in accordance with urination of a user, measurement is started. 
     In addition, the measurement unit  210  may automatically start measurement by being triggered upon completion of a user identification process of the user identifying unit  220 . Furthermore, the measurement unit  210  may set a threshold for each measurement item and end measurement by being triggered upon acquisition of data reaching the threshold. In addition, the measurement unit  210  may manually start or end measurement in accordance with an operation input detected by the user terminal  300 . Furthermore, a human detection sensor (not illustrated in the drawing) may be disposed in the measurement device  200 , measurement may be started by being triggered upon detection of an indication of a person using infrared rays or the like of the human detection sensor, or measurement may be ended by being triggered upon detection of absence of an indication of a person. In addition, the measurement unit  210  may automatically end or start measurement on the basis of a pressure sensor (not illustrated in the drawing) disposed in a toilet seat. For example, the measurement unit  210  may automatically start measurement in a case in which the pressure sensor detects a pressure and may automatically end measurement in a case in which no pressure is detected. 
     For example, the user identifying unit  220 , as illustrated in  FIG. 2 , is connected to the measurement unit  210  using a wired line such as a cable and may include a suction means for an earthenware device such as a tank such that it is mounted on a tank storing washing water and may include any other mounting means. 
     More specifically, the user identifying unit  220 , for example, identifies a user by reading information (for example, a QR code (registered trademark)) used for uniquely identifying a user which is output by a health monitoring application mounted in the user terminal  300  owned by the user (hereinafter, information used for identifying a user will be referred to as “user identification information”), magnetic information used for uniquely identifying a user of an IC card owned by the user, and information (for example, reception signal intensity information, radiowaves reception intensity information, and the like) used for uniquely identifying a user of Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX), a wireless local area network (LAN) such as Wireless Fidelity (WiFi) and Bluetooth. 
     The user identifying unit  220  identifies a user, for example, by reading a QR code or a bar code displayed in the display unit  330  of the user terminal  300 . In this case, the user identifying unit  220  has a function of reading (scanning) a QR code or a bar code. The user, for example, displays a QR code or a bar code in the display unit  330  of the user terminal  300  and causes the user identifying unit  220  of the measurement device  200  to read the code. 
     In addition, the user identifying unit  220  may identify a user by reading magnetic information from an IC card owned by the user or an RF tag included in the user terminal using a radio frequency identifier (RFID) technology. The RFID technology is a technology which exchanges information through near-field radio communication using electromagnetic fields, radiowaves, and the like from an RF tag in which ID information is embedded. The RF tag may be configured with a circuit board in which a plurality of electronic elements are mounted or may be realized by an integrated circuit (IC). The user identifying unit  220  identifies a user, for example, by reading magnetic information included in an IC card owned by the user or magnetic information included in the user terminal using near-field radio communication. The reading function may be a contact type or a non-contact type. The user, for example, causes an IC card including magnetic information or the user terminal  300  to approach the user identifying unit  220  of the measurement device  200  or holds up the IC card or the user terminal for the user identifying unit  220 , thereby causing the user identifying unit  220  to read the magnetic information. 
     In addition, the user identifying unit  220  may receive user identification information from the user terminal  300  using radio communication such as WiMAX, WiFi, Bluetooth, or the like. The user identifying unit  220  is not limited to such radio communication and, for example, may receive user identification information from the user terminal  300  using radio communication such as LTE, CDMA, or the like. In such a case, the user may transmit user identification information to the measurement device  200  by operating the user terminal  300 . In addition, in a case in which the user terminal  300  is positioned in a predetermined area (for example, inside a toilet) or the like, the terminal  300  held by the user may be configured to automatically (without an operation of a user) transmit user identification information to the measurement device  200 . 
     In this way, identification of a user can be automatically performed by holding up the user terminal  300  or the IC card for the user identifying unit  220 , the network can be automatically identified, and furthermore, a specific organization (for example, a company, a hospital, a school, or the like) can be identified, and identification of the user can be performed in a simplified manner without the user operating and inputting information used for identifying the user or information used for identifying a specific organization every time when the user uses the toilet. 
     In addition, the user identifying unit  220  may be configured to include the measurement unit  221 . For example, in the case of a western-type toilet, the measurement unit  221  measures the weight (weight in Kg) of a user accommodated by a toilet seat and stores information of the measured weight of each user (hereinafter, referred to as “weight information”) in the memory unit  250 . The user identifying unit  220  identifies a user on the basis of the weight information and generates user identification information. In addition, the user identifying unit  220  may identify a user through face authentication by including a face recognition sensor, through detection of a posture by including a posture detection sensor, through measurement of the pulse of the user by including a pulse measuring means, through measurement of blood pressure of the user by including a blood pressure measuring means, through measurement of a body fat percentage of the user by including a body fat percentage measuring means, or through measurement of a muscle mass of the user by including a muscle mass measuring means. 
     Such user identification information may be transmitted to the server  100  together with water temperature information, voltage information, user identification information, illuminance information, and imaging information forming a set therewith or may be transmitted at an identification timing. The user identifying unit  220  transmits the user identification information to the transmission unit  242  through the control unit  230  for transmitting the user identification information to the server  100 . In this way, the identification of a user can be automatically performed during a part of an ordinary urination action, and the user can be identified in a simplified manner without inputting information used for identifying the user every time when the user uses the toilet. 
     &lt;Data&gt; 
     Here, in this embodiment, an example of the data configurations of various DBs stored in the memory unit  130  of the server  100  will be described with reference to  FIG. 11  as one example. In addition, a storage destination of each of various DBs is not limited to the memory unit  130  and may be the memory unit  250  of the measurement device  200  or the memory unit  340  of the user terminal  300 . In addition, it is apparent that the data configuration may be appropriately changed in accordance with the functional configuration of the server  100 , the processing details, and the like. 
     First, a toilet information DB is a DB that stores information relating to a toilet and, for example, is configured to include information of a toilet model number, a water amount (a water level, a mass, a volume, and the like of reserved water), a water temperature (water temperature information of reserved water), presence/absence of a washing agent, an installation site (latitude/longitude information, an address, a building name, and the like), a use start time (a use start time of the toilet), and the like as one example. In addition, the toilet information DB may be configured to additionally include information relating to toilet environments (not illustrated in the drawing) such as information of the amount of a detergent and the like or composition information of a detergent and the like. The toilet information DB maintains records in units of toilets. In addition, information associated with a toilet model number (for example, shape information of a bowl of a toilet, water amount information of a toilet, and the like) may be stored in the DB or may be retrieved and acquired using a network system such as the Internet each time without being stored in the DB. 
     Next, a threshold DB is a DB that stores thresholds that are determination references for determining whether a measurement result is positive or negative, normal or abnormal, and the like and, for example, is configured to include information of measurement items, a threshold (absolute) for each measurement item (a reference value as an absolute index for each measurement item), a threshold (for each user) for each measurement item (a reference value as a personalized index for each user for each measurement item), and the like as an example. 
     Next, a measurement/inspection result DB is a DB that stores a measurement result and an inspection result for each user and, for example, is configured to include information of a user ID (user identification information), measurement items, measured values, inspection items, inspection results (an analysis result and a prediction result), a measurement date and time (year/month/date, hour/minute/second), an inspection date and time (year/month/date, hour/minute/second), and the like as an example. 
     Next, a dictionary data DB is a DB that stores dictionary data and, for example, is configured to include information of measured values, inspection results (an analysis result and a prediction result), and the like as one example. The dictionary data DB is used for identifying a characteristic vector generated from measured values as so-called teacher data in machine learning. In addition, the dictionary data stored in the dictionary data DB may be defined and stored in a settings file. By using the settings file, a reading speed and an update processing speed for dictionary data are higher than those of a case in which a DB is used. 
     Next, a user DB is a DB that stores information used for uniquely identifying a user and, for example, is configured to include information of a user ID (information of uniquely-assigned alphanumeric characters), a name of a user, sex, a height, a weight, mass information measured by the measurement device  200 , toilet IDs of one or more toilets associated with the user, and the like as an example. 
     The data configurations of the various DBs have been described above. 
     Next, an example of the data configuration of association between measurement/analysis results and information of diseases and the like of the health monitoring system  500  will be described with reference to  FIG. 12 .  FIG. 12  is a data concept diagram illustrating the association. For example, a color development state according to a color reaction of a film  90  reacted to a reagent or the like is measured by the imaging unit  280  using an immunochromatography method using an albumin composition in urine as input information, the concentration of albumin in the urine is analyzed on the basis of the color development state, and it is determined whether the concentration exceeds a corresponding threshold in a result of the analysis and the like as an example. A user predicts whether or not diabetes is positive or negative on the basis of a result of the determination. 
     &lt;Operation&gt; 
       FIG. 12  is a flowchart illustrating one example of a process executed by the health monitoring system  500 . 
     The memory unit  130  stores shape information of a bowl of a toilet, water amount information of reserved water, water temperature information of the reserved water, environment information, and the like as an initial setting in advance or every time when measurement is performed (Step S 11 ). The user identifying unit  220  identifies a user using an IC card, the user terminal  300 , or the like (Step S 12 ). In addition, after this step, the temperature measuring unit  212  may measure a water temperature of the reserved water once (not illustrated in the drawing). The illuminance sensor unit  290  measures illuminance of the surface of the film  90  (Step S 13 ). In a case in which it is transmitted that measurement start has been manually input by an input means included in the control unit  230  from the user, the measurement unit  210  starts each measurement (Step S 14 ). In addition, this step may be omitted in a case in which the electrode unit  211 , the imaging unit  280 , and the temperature measuring unit  212  automatically start measurement. 
     In a case in which measurement starts automatically or manually when the measured temperature reaches a predetermined threshold or the like, the temperature measuring unit  212  measures a temperature of the reserved water or urination-containing water and generates water temperature information (Step S 15 ). In a case in which measurement starts automatically or manually when the measured electric potential difference reaches a predetermined threshold or the like, the electrode unit  211  measures an electric potential difference between the electrodes and generates voltage information (Step S 16 ). In a case in which measurement starts automatically or manually, the transfer unit  260  and the storage unit  270  extrude a film  90  positioned at the bottom of the storage unit  270  by operating the extrusion part  273 , and the transfer unit  260  clamps the film and immerses the film in the urination-containing water. The immersed film is imaged by the imaging unit  280 , and imaging information is generated (Step S 17 ). 
     The temperature measuring unit  212  automatically ends the measurement when the measured temperature reaches a predetermined threshold or the like, and the electrode unit  211  automatically ends the measurement when the measured electric potential difference reaches a predetermined threshold or the like (Step S 18 ). 
     The interpretation unit  121  analyzes (calculates) the amount of urine by analyzing a fluid using a fluid model acquired by modeling the fluid flowing in the vicinity of the measurement unit  210  on the basis of the shape information of the toilet bowl, the water amount information, the water temperature information, and the like (Step S 19 ). In the case of an analysis in which the measured value is acquired using the electrode method (the electrode method of Step S 20 ), the correction unit  123  calculates a degree of dilution on the basis of the analyzed urine amount information and the water amount information and corrects the voltage information on the basis of the degree of dilution (Step S 21 ). The analysis unit  122  analyzes urine compositions on the basis of the voltage information (after correction) (Step S 22 ). 
     In the case of an analysis in which the measured value is acquired using the immunochromatography method (the immunochromatography method of Step S 20 ), the correction unit  123  calculates a degree of dilution on the basis of the analyzed urine amount information and the water amount information and corrects the imaging information on the basis of the degree of dilution (Step S 23 ). In addition, in this step, the correction unit  123  may correct the imaging information on the basis of the illuminance information in addition to the degree of dilution. The analysis unit  122  analyzes urine compositions on the basis of the imaging information (after correction) (Step S 24 ). The analysis unit  122  generates a characteristic vector on the basis of a result of the analysis and identifies the generated characteristic vector using training data (dictionary data) (Step S 25 ). The prediction unit  124  predicts a likelihood of having a disease of the user on the basis of the urination information (for example, analyzed urine compositions) of the analyzed urination (Step S 26 ). 
     Advantages of the present invention will be described again. The health monitoring system  500  according to one aspect of the present invention analyzes compositions of urine by installing the measurement device  200  in a toilet or the like that has already been installed and immersing a film, which produces a color reaction with a composition to be detected, in the urination. At this time, a film is stored in the storage unit  270 , and the transfer unit  260  takes the film out of the storage unit  270  and immerses the film in the urine at each time of measurement. Accordingly, urine compositions of a person to be measured can be measured by performing excretion for a toilet as usual, and accordingly, the urine compositions can be measured more simply and sanitarily than in a measurement performed by pouring urine over a device, whereby the usability can be improved. 
     In addition, the transfer unit  260  may change only the positional relation among the rods in opening/closing and rotation of the clamping unit  264  that clamps the film, whereby control can be simplified. In addition, depending on the driving, the clamping unit  264  may be open/closed or rotated while changing the position of the clamping unit  264 . For this reason, a time required for the transferring of a film can be shortened. 
     In addition, the drive units driving the rods are arranged to be close to each other in the transfer unit  260 , and the drive units are arranged at positions separate from the reserved water. For this reason, the size of the transfer unit  260  can be decreased, and the waterproof property of the drive units is improved, whereby the durability can be improved. In addition, the drive unit for clamping a film using the clamping unit  264  is not directly arranged in the clamping unit  264 , and accordingly, the weight of the clamping unit  264  is decreased, the load applied to the driving is decreased, the drive unit is not close to the reserved water, and accordingly, there is also an advantage that an additional plan for the waterproof property does not need to be set up. 
     In addition, since the length of each rod in the transfer unit  260  can be adjusted at the time of design, there is a degree of freedom in the type of installable toilet. 
     In addition, a plurality of films are stacked in the storage unit  270  storing films, and the films are extruded only when urination is measured. Accordingly, urination can be measured in a simplified manner without a film being prepared every time measurement is performed. In addition, since the opening part  271  is closed by the lid part  272 , a measurement result having high reliability can be acquired without degrading the durability of films. 
     In addition, a dehumidification mechanism  277  that includes at least one of a dehumidifier and a dehumidification module is further stored inside the storage unit  270 . Accordingly, the durability and the quality of the films  90  can be maintained. In addition, the dehumidification mechanism  277  may be replaced when films  90  are newly supplemented after the films  90  are used up, or in a case in which the films  90  are used up, the entire storage unit  270  may be replaced. Accordingly, a validity period and the like of the dehumidification mechanism  277  do not need to be managed, and a health monitoring system enabling convenient use can be provided. 
     In addition, according to one embodiment of the present invention, urination is analyzed on the basis of fluid information relating to a fluid in reserved water into which urination of a user using a toilet has flown, and the accuracy of a result of the analysis using a film can be improved on the basis of urination information of the analyzed urination. 
     Although one aspect of the present invention has been described as above, it is apparent that the present invention is not limited thereto. For example, although an example of a service using a cloud service has been illustrated in the description presented above, the present invention can be used for a cloud doctor service using artificial intelligence (for example, machine learning using deep learning or the like) (for example, a service providing medical care in regard to a health state or a condition of a patient over a network) or a cloud mother service (for example, a service monitoring a health state or a condition of a child over a network). 
     In addition, a control unit may be disposed in the transfer unit  260  and may perform drive control and the like of the clamping unit  264  in the transfer unit  260 . In such a case, in a case in which the immersion of a film in the urination is ended by the clamping unit  264 , information indicating the end may be transmitted to the imaging unit  280  or the like. 
     In addition, a plurality of dehumidification mechanisms may be stored in the storage unit  270 , and, for example, the dehumidifier may be disposed to surround the stacked films  90 . 
     In addition, a specific device of the user terminal  300  is not limited to a smartphone as illustrated in the drawing and, for example, may be a mobile terminal, a tablet terminal, a personal computer, or any other electronic device. Although the user terminal  300 , for example, includes a computer (for example, a desktop computer, a laptop computer, a tablet, or the like), a media computer platform (for example, a cable, a satellite set-top box, or a digital video recorder), a handheld computing device (for example, a personal digital assistant (PDA), an electronic mail client, or the like), a mobile phone (for example, a smartphone, a feature phone, or the like), a wearable terminal (a glass-type device, a watch-type device, or the like), a computer of a different type, or a communication platform, the present invention is not limited thereto. In addition, the health monitoring system  500  may use a cloud service (including both a public cloud service and a private cloud service), and the service may be provided by physically disposing a shared or dedicated server inside a target facility. 
     Each of the functional units of the server  100 , the measurement device  200  and the user terminal  300  may be realized by a logic circuit (hardware) formed in an integrated circuit (IC) chip, a large scale integration (LSI), or the like or a dedicated circuit or may be realized by software using a central processing unit (CPU) and a memory. In addition, each of the functional units may be realized by one or a plurality of integrated circuits, and the functions of a plurality of functional units may be realized by one integrated circuit. The LSI may be also referred to as a VLSI, a super LSI, an ultra LSI or the like depending on a difference in the degree of integration. In addition, a “circuit” described here may include digital processing using a computer, in other words, may include a meaning of functional processing using software. Furthermore, the circuit may be realized by a re-configurable circuit (for example, a field programmable gate array (FPGA)). 
     In a case in which each of the functional units of the server  100 , the measurement device  200 , and the user terminal  300  is realized by software, each of the functional units of the server  100 , the measurement device  200  or the user terminal  300  includes a CPU that executes commands of a display information generating program that is software realizing each function, the health monitoring program described above, a read only memory (ROM) or a memory device in which various kinds of data are recorded in a computer (or CPU) readable form (these will be referred to as “recoding media”), a random access memory (RAM) in which the health monitoring program described above is expanded, and the like. Then, as the computer (or the CPU) reads the health monitoring program described above from the recording media described above and executes the program, an object of the present invention is achieved. As the recording media described above, “a medium of a non-transitory type”, for example, a tape, a disk, a card, a semiconductor memory, a programmable logic circuit, and the like may be used. In addition, the health monitoring program described above may be supplied to the computer through an arbitrary transmission medium (a communication network or a broadcast wave, or the like) that can transmit the health monitoring program. The present invention can be realized in the form of a data signal embedded in a carrier wave implemented by electronic transmission of the health monitoring program described above. 
     More specifically, a program according to an embodiment of the present invention realizes a transfer function, an imaging function, an analysis function, and a prediction function in the server  100  or the measurement device  200 . The transfer function, the imaging function, the analysis function, and the prediction function may be respectively realized by the transfer unit  260 , the imaging unit  280 , the analysis unit  122 , and the prediction unit  124  described above. Details thereof are as described above. 
     In addition, the health monitoring program described above, for example, may be implemented using a script language such as Action Script or JavaScript (registered trademark), an object-oriented programming language such as Objective-C, Java (registered trademark), a markup language such as HTML5, or the like. 
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               100  Server 
               200  Measurement device 
               300  User terminal 
               400  Network 
               500  Health monitoring system 
               600  Toilet 
               110  Communication unit 
               111  Reception unit (acquisition unit) 
               112  Transmission unit 
               120  Control unit 
               121  Interpretation unit 
               122  Analysis unit 
               123  Correction unit 
               124  Prediction unit 
               125  Generation unit 
               130  Memory unit 
               210  Measurement unit 
               211  Electrode unit 
               212  Temperature measuring unit 
               220  User identifying unit 
               221  Measurement unit 
               230  Control unit 
               240  Communication unit 
               241  Reception unit 
               242  Transmission unit 
               250  Memory unit 
               260  Transfer unit 
               261  Upper rod (rack) 
               2611  Upper clamping member 
               2612  Upper bracket 
               2615  Upper pinion 
               2616  Upper drive unit 
               262  Lower rod (rack) 
               2621  Lower clamping member 
               2622  Lower bracket 
               2625  Lower pinion 
               2626  Lower drive unit 
               263   a  Moving rod (rack) 
               2635   a  First moving pinion 
               263   b  Moving rod (rack) 
               2635   b  Second moving pinion 
               2636  Moving drive unit 
               264  Clamping unit 
               265  Connection shaft 
               267  Housing unit 
               270  Storage unit 
               271  Opening part 
               272  Lid part 
               273  Extrusion part 
               275  Moving mechanism 
               276  Shaft 
               277  Dehumidification mechanism 
               280  Imaging unit 
               290  Illuminance sensor unit 
               310  Communication unit 
               311  Reception unit 
               320  Control unit 
               330  Display unit 
               340  Memory unit 
               312  Transmission unit 
               60  Top film 
               70  Reagent 
               80  Support body film 
               90  Film