System for proposing first aid
AssigneeSoftBank Group Corp.
InventorTaro KIMURA
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Abstract
A system that provides quick and appropriate first aid for non-urgent injuries and health problems. A user sends the content of an injury by text or a photograph using a messenger application via a terminal. A server analyzes the information using natural language processing and image recognition technology to determine a type and severity of the injury. Based on the analysis result, a first aid proposal unit proposes specific first aid such as a method of disinfection or use of a bandage. Furthermore, an urgency is evaluated using AI, and when a risk is high, a human operator is notified and provided with detailed instructions.
Claims4
A system for proposing first aid, the system comprising circuitry,
- wherein the circuitry is configured to:
- receive data of a text message and an image regarding an injury from a user;
- determine a state of the injury including a type and severity of the injury by analyzing the received text message using natural language processing technology and analyzing the received image using image recognition technology;
- propose appropriate first aid to the user based on the state of the injury;
- infer an urgency of the injury based on the state of the injury;
- and
- notify an operator of the state of the injury when it is determined that the urgency is high.
A method of proposing first aid, the method comprising:
- receiving data of a text message and an image regarding an injury from a user;
- determining a state of the injury including a type and severity of the injury by analyzing the received text message using natural language processing technology and analyzing the received image using image recognition technology;
- proposing appropriate first aid to the user based on the state of the injury;
- inferring an urgency of the injury based on the state of the injury;
- and
- notifying an operator of the state of the injury when it is determined that the urgency is high.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.