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US 2026/0191740 A1Published application
Automated Liquid Medicine Transfer Apparatus Using a Syringe
AssigneeSeoul National University Hospital
InventorsYoung Bong BANG, Yoon Sook CHO, Seong Ho KONG, Joanne YOON, Ye Lin KIM, Rae Hun JUNG, Sa Ram LEE
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to an apparatus that automates the transfer of liquid medicine between containers using a syringe, and is characterized by including a housing, a syringe automation unit, a liquid medicine container transfer automation unit, and a control unit.
Claims21
An automated liquid medicine transfer apparatus using a syringe, comprising:
- a housing;
- a syringe automation unit disposed on one side of the housing, comprising:
- a barrel fixing unit that secures the barrel of an inserted syringe;
- a piston gripping unit that grips the piston of the syringe;
- and
- a syringe drive unit configured to move the barrel fixing unit and the piston gripping unit relative to each other;
- a liquid medicine container transfer automation unit, comprising:
- a first frame disposed at an upper portion of the housing;
- a first gripping unit disposed on one side of the first frame and configured to grip an extraction container containing a liquid medicine to be extracted;
- a second gripping unit disposed on the other side of the first frame and configured to grip an injection container into which the extracted liquid medicine is to be injected;
- and
- a frame transfer unit configured to move the first frame between a first position where the extraction container and the syringe meet, and a second position where the injection container and the syringe meet;
- and
- a control unit operably connected to the syringe drive unit and the frame transfer unit, the control unit being configured to:
- pull the piston to extract the liquid medicine when the first frame is in the first position;
- and
- push the piston to inject the liquid medicine when the first frame is in the second position.
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