Active adaptive noise and vibration control

A computer-implemented method, comprising:

• receive, via user input, information about the physical environment proximate to the medical device;
• receiving data from one or more sensors of a medical device;
• determining a signature signal for the medical device based at least on the information and the data, wherein the signature signal is a representation of physical attributes of the physical environment proximate to the medical device including:
• one or more physical byproducts of the medical device, and
• one or more environmental conditions of the physical environment proximate to the medical device;
• determining an inverted signal based on the signature signal, wherein the inverted signal is configured to cancel the signature signal;
• and
• generating a physical representation of the inverted signal by one or more electrical or electromechanical components of the medical device,
• wherein the physical representation of the inverted signal cancels the physical attributes of the environment represented by the signature signal.

A non-transitory, computer-readable medium storing instructions which, when executed by a processor in a computer, cause the computer to perform a method, the method comprising:

• receiving, via user input, information about a physical environment proximate to the medical device;
• receiving data from one or more sensors of a medical device;
• determining a signature signal for the medical device based on the information and the data, wherein the signature signal is a representation of physical attributes of the physical environment proximate to the medical device including:
• one or more physical byproducts of the medical device, and
• one or more environmental conditions of the physical environment proximate to the medical device;
• determining an inverted signal based on the signature signal, wherein the inverted signal is configured to cancel the signature signal;
• and
• generating a physical representation of the inverted signal by one or more electrical or electromechanical components of the medical device,
• wherein the physical representation of the inverted signal cancels the physical attributes of the environment represented by the signature signal.