System and method for voice control of medical devices
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IPC분류정보
국가/구분
United States(US) Patent
등록
국제특허분류(IPC7판)
H01S-003/30
A61B-005/00
A61B-005/1455
A61B-005/02
A61B-005/021
A61B-005/024
출원번호
US-0476082
(2014-09-03)
등록번호
US-9055868
(2015-06-16)
발명자
/ 주소
Islam, Mohammed N.
출원인 / 주소
OMNI MEDSCI, INC.
대리인 / 주소
Brooks Kushman P.C.
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165
초록▼
A diagnostic system includes a plurality of semiconductor diodes, a multiplexer, and one or more waveguide structures to form an output beam. A lens system communicates some of the output beam onto a part of a user's body comprising blood to perform a measurement. A software application is capable o
A diagnostic system includes a plurality of semiconductor diodes, a multiplexer, and one or more waveguide structures to form an output beam. A lens system communicates some of the output beam onto a part of a user's body comprising blood to perform a measurement. A software application is capable of generating data based at least in part on the measurement, and it operates on a control system that may have a touch-screen, a proximity sensor, and a wireless transceiver to transmit wireless data over a wireless link. A host comprises a digital file, control logic at the host to process at least the portion of the wireless data to generate a status of the user, a memory storage device for recording the status, and an output for communicating at least a portion of the status or associated information over a communication link to one or more remote display output devices.
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1. A diagnostic system comprising: a light source comprising: a plurality of semiconductor diodes with light beams;a multiplexer capable of combining the plurality of semiconductor diode light beams and generating at least a multiplexed light beam comprising one or more wavelengths;one or more waveg
1. A diagnostic system comprising: a light source comprising: a plurality of semiconductor diodes with light beams;a multiplexer capable of combining the plurality of semiconductor diode light beams and generating at least a multiplexed light beam comprising one or more wavelengths;one or more waveguide structures configured to receive at least a portion of the one or more wavelengths and to communicate at least the portion of the one or more wavelengths to an output end of the one or more waveguide structures to form an output beam; anda lens system configured to receive at least a portion of the output beam and to communicate at least the portion of the output beam onto a part of a user's body comprising blood to perform a measurement on a user;a software application capable of generating data based at least in part on the measurement on the user, wherein the data represents at least in part physiological information associated with the user;the software application capable of operating on a control system adapted to receive, store and process at least a portion of the physiological information, the control system having a touch-screen, a proximity sensor, and a wireless transceiver to transmit wireless data over a wireless link, the wireless data comprising at least a part of the physiological information, wherein the control system is further capable of receiving voice input signals and manually entered input signals; anda host comprising: a digital file for receiving and storing at least a portion of the wireless data;control logic at the host to process at least the portion of the wireless data to generate a status of the user;a memory storage device for recording the status; andan output for communicating at least a portion of the status or associated information over a communication link to one or more display output devices, wherein the one or more display output devices are located remotely from the host. 2. The diagnostic system of claim 1, wherein at least the portion of the output beam is adapted for use in a diagnostics to measure a property of the blood, wherein the diagnostics comprise a spectroscopic procedure, wherein the spectroscopic procedure is based at least in part on a comparison of amplitudes at a plurality of associated wavelengths transmitted or reflected from the blood. 3. The diagnostic system of claim 1, wherein the control system is further capable of providing feedback control data associated at least in part with the physiological information or a position information to a device control module. 4. The diagnostic system of claim 1, wherein the control system is further coupled to a headset or a heads-up display. 5. The diagnostic system of claim 1, wherein the control logic includes voice recognition software to process at least a portion of the voice input signals, and wherein the control system further comprises a voice recognition module. 6. The diagnostic system of claim 1, wherein the control system is further coupled to an audio output device capable of communicating at least a part of the processed portion of the physiological information. 7. A diagnostic system comprising: a light source comprising: one or more semiconductor diodes generating an input light beam; and a lens system configured to receive at least a portion of the input light beam and to communicate at least the portion of the input light beam onto a part of a user's body comprising blood, wherein at least the portion of the input light beam is used in a measurement on a user;a software application capable of generating data based at least in part on the measurement on the user, wherein the data represents at least in part physiological information associated with the user;the software application capable of operating on a control system adapted to receive, store and process at least a portion of the physiological information, the control system having a touch-screen, circuitry for obtaining position information from a location sensor, and a wireless transceiver to transmit wireless data over a wireless link, the wireless data comprising at least a part of the physiological information, wherein the control system is further capable of receiving voice input signals and manually entered input signals; anda host comprising: a digital file for receiving and storing at least a portion of the wireless data;control logic at the host to process at least the portion of the wireless data to generate a status of the user;a memory storage device for recording the status; andan output for communicating at least a portion of the status or associated information over a communication link to one or more display output devices, wherein the one or more display output devices are located remotely from the host. 8. The diagnostic system of claim 7, wherein the light source comprises a plurality of semiconductor diodes that are further coupled to a multiplexer capable of combining the plurality of semiconductor diodes and generating the input light beam comprising one or more wavelengths. 9. The diagnostic system of claim 7, wherein at least the portion of the input light beam is adapted for use in a diagnostics to measure a property of the blood, wherein the diagnostics comprise a spectroscopic procedure, wherein the spectroscopic procedure is based at least in part on a comparison of amplitudes at a plurality of associated wavelengths transmitted or reflected from the blood. 10. The diagnostic system of claim 7, wherein the control system is further coupled to a headset or a heads-up display. 11. The diagnostic system of claim 7, wherein the control logic includes voice recognition software to process at least a portion of the voice input signals, and wherein the control system further comprises a voice recognition module. 12. The diagnostic system of claim 7, wherein the control system is further capable of providing feedback control data associated at least in part with the physiological information or the position information to a device control module. 13. The diagnostic system of claim 7, wherein the control system is further coupled to a proximity sensor. 14. The diagnostic system of claim 7, wherein the control system is further coupled to an audio output device capable of communicating at least a part of the processed portion of the physiological information. 15. A diagnostic system comprising: a light source comprising: one or more semiconductor diodes generating an input light beam; anda lens system configured to receive at least a portion of the input light beam and to communicate at least the portion of the input light beam onto a part of a user's body comprising blood, wherein at least the portion of the input light beam is used in a measurement on a user, wherein the measurement comprises a spectroscopic procedure to measure a property of the blood, and wherein the spectroscopic procedure is based at least in part on a comparison of amplitudes at a plurality of associated wavelengths transmitted or reflected from the blood;a software application capable of generating data based at least in part on the measurement on the user, wherein the data represents at least in part physiological information associated with the user;the software application capable of operating on a control system adapted to receive, store and process at least a portion of the physiological information, the control system having a touch-screen, circuitry for obtaining position information from a location sensor, and a wireless transceiver to transmit wireless data over a wireless link, the wireless data comprising at least a part of the physiological information, wherein the control system is further capable of receiving voice input signals and manually entered input signals, and wherein the control system is further coupled to an audio output device; anda host comprising: a digital file for receiving and storing at least a portion of the wireless data;control logic at the host to process at least the portion of the wireless data to generate a status of the user, wherein the control logic includes a voice recognition software to process at least a portion of the voice input signals;a memory storage device for recording the status; andan output for communicating at least a portion of the status or associated information over a communication link to one or more display output devices, wherein the one or more display output devices are located remotely from the host. 16. The diagnostic system of claim 15, wherein the control system is further coupled to a headset or a heads-up display. 17. The diagnostic system of claim 16, wherein gesture signals are capable of being generated in response to a head motion. 18. The diagnostic system of claim 15, wherein the control system is further coupled to a proximity sensor. 19. The diagnostic system of claim 15, wherein the host is adapted to permit access of the status or associated information stored on the host from two or more different locations remote from the host. 20. The diagnostic system of claim 15, wherein the control system is further capable of providing feedback control data associated at least in part with the physiological information or the position information to a device control module.
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