Medical device with a display and with a processing unit and method therefor
AssigneeFresenius Medical Care Deutschland GmbH
InventorJochen Popp
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Abstract
The disclosure relates to a medical device with a display and with a processing unit and method therefor. The processing unit is suitable for detecting states of one or more technical units of the medical device. The processing unit is further set up to control the display on the basis of detected states in order to output states of the medical device. The display is an autostereographic display. The processing unit, based on an evaluation of detected states, drives the display in such a way that a first state is visually highlighted with respect to a 3D representation, while a second state is visually not highlighted with respect to a 3D representation.
Claims19
A method for a medical device having a display and having a processing unit, the processing unit being suitable for detecting states of one or more technical units of the medical device, the processing unit furthermore being set up to drive the display on the basis of detected states in order to output states of the medical device, and the processing unit, based on an evaluation of detected states, drives the display in such a way that a first state is visually highlighted while a second state is visually not highlighted, the method comprising:
- displaying the first state, and
- displaying the second state,
- wherein the first state is shown on the display with depth effect, a magnitude of the depth effect being dependent on a value of the associated state.
A medical device having a display and having a processing unit, the processing unit being suitable for detecting states of one or more technical units of the medical device, the processing unit furthermore being set up to drive the display on the basis of detected states in order to output states of the medical device, and the processing unit, based on an evaluation of detected states, is configured to control the display in such a way that a first state is visually highlighted while a second state is not visually highlighted wherein the first state is shown on the display with depth effect, a magnitude of the depth effect being dependent on a value of the associated state.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.