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Wearable interface for remote monitoring and control of a medical device

  • US 10,288,881 B2
  • Filed: 03/14/2013
  • Issued: 05/14/2019
  • Est. Priority Date: 03/14/2013
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A method of remotely interfacing with a medical device, comprising:

  • providing a wearable interface device that enables remote interfacing with the medical device by a user wearing the wearable interface device, wherein the wearable interface device includes a command recognition device that recognizes and interprets commands in connection with operation of the wearable interface device, and wherein the wearable interface device includes a first screen for displaying information and a second screen for displaying information that provides a view through the wearable interface device that is unobstructed by a visual display during use of the wearable medical device, wherein the second screen functions independently of the first screen and wherein information corresponding to treatment being performed is displayed on the first screen and an alert symbol is displayed on the second screen, the alert symbol remotely alerting the user that the medical device is near an end of the treatment being performed;

    providing a display on the medical device, wherein the display includes touch screen features that accept commands for controlling the medical device;

    wirelessly exchanging signals between the wearable interface device and the medical device, wherein the signals correspond to a treatment performed using the medical device and wherein at least one processing device of the medical device that is processing signals received from the wearable interface device is given focus to enable the wearable interface device to control the medical device via the at least one processing device in a mode that excludes control of the medical device by other devices different from the wearable interface device while the signals are being processed;

    processing at least one of the signals at the wearable interface device to generate information corresponding to the treatment performed using the medical device;

    displaying the information on at least one of the first screen and the second screen of the wearable interface device; and

    recognizing, using the command recognition device, at least one non-contact gesture input by the user, wherein control of treatment using the wearable interface device is different from control of treatment using the touch screen of the medical device.

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