Use of human input recognition to prevent contamination
AssigneeMedivators Inc.
InventorsWard Sly, Stacy Lemmer, Terry Mistalski, Michael Petersen
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AssigneeMedivators Inc.
InventorsWard Sly, Stacy Lemmer, Terry Mistalski, Michael Petersen
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Embodiments of a system and method for processing and recognizing non-contact types of human input to prevent contamination are generally described herein. In example embodiments, human input is captured, recognized, and used to provide active input for control or data entry into a user interface. The human input may be provided in variety of forms detectable by recognition techniques such as speech recognition, gesture recognition, identification recognition, and facial recognition. In one example, the human input recognition techniques are used in connection with a device cleaning workflow used to obtain data and human input during cleaning procedures while minimizing cross-contamination between the contaminated device or person and other objects or persons. In another example, the human input recognition techniques are used in connection with a device tracking workflow used to obtain data and human input while tracking interactions with and locations of the contaminated or uncontaminated device.
A method for preventing contamination in an endoscope handling workflow with use of non-contact human-machine input, comprising electronic operations performed by an input-controllable electronic system, the electronic operations including:
An input-controllable electronic system, comprising:
At least one non-transitory machine readable storage medium, comprising a plurality of instructions adapted for preventing contamination in an endoscope handling workflow with use of non-contact input, wherein the instructions, responsive to being executed with processor circuitry of an input-controllable electronic system, cause the processor circuitry to perform operations that:
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