Augmented Reality-Based Training and Troubleshooting for Medical Devices

A system comprising:

• a medical device having one or more tags, each tag of the one or more tags being associated with a component of the medical device;
• an electronic mobile device comprising:
• a computer-readable medium configured to store information corresponding to the component associated with each tag, the information including one or more user-executable instructions associated with the component, the computer-readable medium comprising computer-executable instructions, the computer-executable instructions comprising:
• an augmented reality application configured to be executed by an operating system;
• one or more processors configured to execute the computer-executable instructions;
• a user interface configured to be communicatively coupled to the one or more processors;
• and
• one or more sensors configured to be communicatively coupled to the one or more processors and further configured to capture image data;
• wherein, when the operating system is executing the augmented reality application, the one or more processors carry out operations to:
• cause the one or more sensors to begin capturing image data;
• process the image data to identify whether a component of the medical device has been set up correctly;
• and
• in response to determining that the component of the medical device has been set up correctly, present a first indicator on the user interface to indicate that the component has been set up correctly, or in response to determining that the component of the medical device has been set up incorrectly, present a second indicator on the user interface to indicate that the component been set up incorrectly.

A method, comprising:

• causing one or more sensors to capture image data;
• processing the image data to determine whether a component of a medical device has been set up correctly, wherein the medical device has one or more tags, and each of the one or more tags is associated with a respective component of the medical device;
• and
• in response to determining that the component of the medical device has been set up correctly, presenting a first indicator on a user interface to indicate that the component has been set up correctly, or in response to determining that the component of the medical device has been set up incorrectly, presenting a second indicator on the user interface to indicate that the component has been set up incorrectly.