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US 2025/0359784 A1Published application
Electronic apparatus and method of controlling the same
AssigneeI-Sens, Inc.
InventorsJunghee Seo, Jinwon Mok
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Abstract
Provided are an electronic apparatus and a method of controlling the same. The method includes receiving a sensor data related to a concentration of an analyte from an analyte monitoring device at least partially implantable beneath a skin of a user; displaying a UI element for receiving a calibration information from the user, wherein the concentration of the analyte is acquired based on the sensor data and the calibration information; and deactivating the UI element when an error related to the sensor data is detected.
Claims20
A method for controlling an electronic apparatus, comprising:
- receiving a sensor data related to a concentration of an analyte from an analyte monitoring device at least partially implantable beneath a skin of a user;
- displaying a UI element for receiving a calibration information from the user, wherein the concentration of the analyte is acquired based on the sensor data and the calibration information;
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- deactivating the UI element when an error related to the sensor data is detected.
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An electronic apparatus, comprising:
- a display;
- a communication interface including at least one communication circuit;
- a memory storing at least one instruction;
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- a processor;
- wherein the processor, by executing the at least one instruction,
- receives a sensor data related to a concentration of an analyte from an analyte monitoring device at least partially implantable beneath a skin of a user,
- displays a UI element on the display for receiving a calibration information from the user, wherein the concentration of the analyte is acquired based on the sensor data and the calibration information is used for calibrating the sensor data, and
- deactivates the UI element when an error related to the concentration of the analyte is detected.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.