Calibrator device designed to measure the activity of a radioelement
AssigneeLemer Pax
InventorPierre-Marie Lemer
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Abstract
Disclosed is a calibrator device designed to measure the activity of a radio element, including: an ionization chamber, intended to receive the radio element; and electronic/computer system for controlling the operation of the calibrator device. The electronic/computer system includes voice control, which include: at least one microphone capable of capturing a voice instruction emitted by the operator; a recognition module designed to convert the voice instruction into a request that can be executed by the electronic/computer system; and a control module designed to control the execution of the request by the electronic/computer system.
Claims20
A calibrator device designed to measure the activity of a radioelement,
- said calibrator device comprising:
- an ionisation chamber, intended to receive said radioelement,
- an electronic/computer system, for controlling the operation of said calibrator device, and
- at least one output peripheral,
- said electronic/computer system comprising:
- a processor that converts a signal collected within said ionisation chamber into a value of activity of said radioelement, and
- control means, for the control of said electronic/computer system by an operator,
- wherein said control means comprise voice control means that comprise:
- at least one microphone, capable of capturing a voice instruction emitted by said operator,
- a recognition module, designed to convert said voice instruction into a request that can be executed by said electronic/computer system, and
- a control module, designed to control the execution of said request by said electronic/computer system,
- wherein the recognition module is designed to convert said voice instruction comprising a series of words:
- an activation word, and
- an action word.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.