Peripheral sensory and supersensory replacement system
AssigneeOrpyx Medical Technologies Inc.
InventorsBREANNE EVERETT, MARCEL GROENLAND
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Abstract
A sensor-based quantification and analysis system includes an input device including a plurality of sensors that generate an input based on a force. The input device also includes a transmission device that transmits force information based on the input. The system also includes an output device that receives the force information. A processing unit selects, for each of the plurality of sensors, one of a plurality of levels of a likelihood of tissue damage based on the force and a predetermined time period. Further, the output device includes a display that presents or logs the one of the plurality of levels of the likelihood of tissue damage for each of the plurality of sensors.
Claims31
-31. (canceled)
A sensor-based quantification and analysis system, comprising:
- an input device including
- a plurality of sensors, each sensor for generating an input based on a temperature;
- and
- a transmission device for transmitting temperature information based on each of the inputs;
- a processing unit for receiving the temperature information and for selecting, for each of the plurality of sensors, one of a plurality of levels of a likelihood of tissue damage based on the temperature information and a predetermined time period;
- and
- an output device including a display that presents or logs the one of the plurality of levels of the likelihood of tissue damage for each of the plurality of sensors.
A quantification and analysis method, comprising:
- generating an input based on a temperature, using a plurality of sensors;
- transmitting temperature information based on the input;
- receiving the temperature information;
- selecting, for each of the plurality of sensors, one of a plurality of levels of a likelihood of tissue damage based on the temperature information and a predetermined time period;
- and
- presenting or logging the one of the plurality of levels of the likelihood of tissue damage for each of the plurality of sensors.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.