System and method for voice control of measurement apparatus
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국가/구분
United States(US) Patent
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국제특허분류(IPC7판)
A61B-005/00
H01S-003/30
A61B-005/1455
A61B-005/02
A61B-005/021
A61B-005/024
A61B-005/06
A61B-001/00
A61B-034/00
출원번호
US-0258133
(2016-09-07)
등록번호
US-9770174
(2017-09-26)
발명자
/ 주소
Islam, Mohammed N.
출원인 / 주소
Omni Medsci, Inc.
대리인 / 주소
Brooks Kushman P.C.
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초록▼
A measurement apparatus includes sensors adapted to be coupled to tissue containing blood and configured to generate signals associated with physiological parameters. The device is configured to communicate with a software application through a base device. The software application is configured to
A measurement apparatus includes sensors adapted to be coupled to tissue containing blood and configured to generate signals associated with physiological parameters. The device is configured to communicate with a software application through a base device. The software application is configured to operate on a control system. The control system is capable of receiving physiological parameter signals. The control system includes a touch-screen, a proximity sensor, circuitry for obtaining movement information from a positioning sensor, a mechanical system having actuators, and a wireless transmitter to transmit data to a host. The software application is operable to generate the physiological information based on the signals from the sensors. The control system is further configured to receive voice input signals and manually entered input signals. The host is configured to generate status information from the data and includes a memory storage device and a communication device.
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1. A measurement apparatus comprising: one or more sensors configured to generate signals associated with one or more physiological parameters, wherein at least one of the one or more sensors is adapted to be coupled to a tissue comprising blood, the measurement apparatus configured to communicate t
1. A measurement apparatus comprising: one or more sensors configured to generate signals associated with one or more physiological parameters, wherein at least one of the one or more sensors is adapted to be coupled to a tissue comprising blood, the measurement apparatus configured to communicate through a base device to a software application configured to operate on a control system adapted to receive and process physiological information, wherein the base device is capable of receiving at least a portion of the signals associated with one or more physiological parameters, the control system comprising a touch-screen, a proximity sensor, circuitry for obtaining movement information from a positioning sensor, a mechanical system comprising one or more actuators, and a wireless transmitter to transmit data over a wireless link to a host, the software application operable to generate the physiological information based at least in part on the signals from the one or more sensors, at least some of the physiological information comprising at least a part of the data, wherein the control system is further configured to receive voice input signals and manually entered input signals, wherein the host is configured to generate status information from the data and comprises: a memory storage device for recording the status information; anda communication device for communicating at least a portion of the status 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 measurement apparatus of claim 1, wherein at least one of the one or more sensors is capable of measuring heart rate and blood oxygen level. 3. The measurement apparatus of claim 1, wherein at least one of the one or more sensors is adapted to be inserted into a user's body. 4. The measurement apparatus of claim 1 further 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 configured to communicate at least the portion of the input light beam onto the tissue comprising blood. 5. The measurement apparatus of claim 4, wherein at least the portion of the input light beam is adapted for use in diagnostics to measure a property of the blood or tissue, wherein the diagnostics comprise a spectroscopic procedure, 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 or tissue. 6. A measurement apparatus comprising: one or more sensors configured to generate signals associated with one or more physiological parameters, wherein at least one of the one or more sensors is adapted to be coupled to a tissue comprising blood, the measurement apparatus configured to communicate with a software application configured to operate on a control system adapted to receive and process physiological information, the control system comprising a touch-screen, a proximity sensor, circuitry for obtaining movement information from a positioning sensor, a mechanical system comprising one or more actuators, and a wireless transmitter to transmit data over a wireless link to a host, the software application operable to generate the physiological information based at least in part on the signals from the one or more sensors, at least some of the physiological information comprising at least a part of the data, wherein the control system is further configured to receive voice input signals and manually entered input signals, wherein the host is configured to generate status information from the data and comprises: a memory storage device for recording the status information; anda communication device for communicating at least a portion of the status 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. 7. The measurement apparatus of claim 6, wherein at least one of the one or more sensors is capable of measuring blood pressure. 8. The measurement apparatus of claim 6, wherein at least one of the one or more sensors is capable of measuring heart rate. 9. The measurement apparatus of claim 6, wherein at least one of the one or more sensors is capable of measuring blood oxygen level. 10. The measurement apparatus of claim 6 wherein the measurement apparatus communicates to the control system through a base device, the base device capable of receiving at least a portion of the signals associated with one or more physiological parameters. 11. The measurement apparatus of claim 6, wherein at least one of the one or more sensors is adapted to be inserted into a user's body. 12. The measurement apparatus of claim 6, further comprising one or more semiconductor diodes configured to generate an input light beam, and a lens system configured to receive at least a portion of the input light beam and configured to communicate at least the portion of the input light beam onto the tissue comprising blood. 13. The measurement apparatus of claim 12, wherein at least the portion of the input light beam is adapted for use in diagnostics to measure a property of the blood or tissue, wherein the diagnostics comprise a spectroscopic procedure, 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 or tissue. 14. The measurement apparatus of claim 6, wherein at least one of the host or the control system includes voice recognition software to process at least a portion of the voice input signals. 15. The measurement apparatus of claim 6, wherein the control system is further configured to provide feedback control data associated at least in part with the physiological information or the movement information to a device control module. 16. A measurement apparatus comprising: one or more sensors configured to generate signals associated with one or more physiological parameters, the physiological parameters including at least one of blood pressure, heart rate and blood oxygen level, wherein at least one of the one or more sensors is adapted to be coupled to a tissue comprising blood, the measurement apparatus configured to communicate with a software application configured to operate on a control system adapted to receive and process physiological information, the control system comprising a touch-screen, a proximity sensor, circuitry for obtaining movement information from a positioning sensor, a mechanical system comprising one or more actuators, and a wireless transmitter to transmit data over a wireless link to a host, the software application operable to generate the physiological information based at least in part on the signals from the one or more sensors, at least some of the physiological information comprising at least a part of the data, wherein the control system is further configured to receive voice input signals and manually entered input signals, wherein the host is configured to generate status information from the data and comprises: a memory storage device for recording the status information; anda communication device for communicating at least a portion of the status 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. 17. The measurement apparatus of claim 16 wherein the measurement apparatus communicates to the control system through a base device, the base device capable of receiving at least a portion of the signals associated with one or more physiological parameters. 18. The measurement apparatus of claim 16, wherein at least one of the one or more sensors is adapted to be inserted into a user's body. 19. The measurement apparatus of claim 16, further comprising one or more semiconductor diodes configured to generate an input light beam, and a lens system configured to receive at least a portion of the input light beam and configured to communicate at least the portion of the input light beam onto the tissue comprising blood. 20. The measurement apparatus of claim 19, wherein at least the portion of the input light beam is adapted for use in diagnostics to measure a property of the blood or tissue, wherein the diagnostics comprise a spectroscopic procedure, 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 or tissue. 21. A measurement apparatus comprising: one or more sensors configured to generate signals associated with one or more physiological parameters, the physiological parameters including at least one of blood pressure, heart rate and blood oxygen level, wherein at least one of the one or more sensors is adapted to be coupled to tissue comprising blood, and wherein at least one of the one or more sensors is capable of generating data associated with proximity to the tissue comprising blood;the measurement apparatus configured to communicate with a software application configured to operate on a control system adapted to receive and process physiological information, the control system comprising a touch-screen, a mechanical system comprising one or more actuators, and a wireless transmitter to transmit data over a wireless link to a host, the software application operable to generate the physiological information based at least in part on the signals from the one or more sensors, at least some of the physiological information comprising at least a part of the data, wherein the control system is further configured to receive voice input signals and manually entered input signals. 22. The measurement apparatus of claim 21, wherein the host is configured to generate status information from the data and comprises: a memory storage device for recording the status information; anda communication device for communicating at least a portion of the status 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. 23. The measurement apparatus of claim 21, wherein at least one of the one or more sensors is adapted to provide positioning information. 24. The measurement apparatus of claim 21, wherein at least one of the one or more sensors is adapted to be inserted through an orifice associated with a user. 25. The measurement apparatus of claim 21, further coupled to a speaker and a microphone and arranged to minimize background noise. 26. The measurement apparatus of claim 21, further comprising one or more semiconductor diodes configured to generate an input light beam, and a lens system configured to receive at least a portion of the input light beam and configured to communicate at least the portion of the input light beam onto the tissue comprising blood. 27. The measurement apparatus of claim 26, wherein at least the portion of the input light beam is adapted for use in diagnostics to measure a property of the blood or tissue, wherein the diagnostics comprise a spectroscopic procedure, 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 or tissue. 28. The measurement apparatus of claim 21, wherein at least one of a host or the control system includes voice recognition software to process at least a portion of the voice input signals.
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