Vial and cartridge reading device providing audio feedback for a blood glucose monitoring system
AssigneeEli Lilly and Company
InventorsTimothy Hemenway Button, Scott Forster Percy
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AssigneeEli Lilly and Company
InventorsTimothy Hemenway Button, Scott Forster Percy
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A device for reading the labeled contents of an insulin container and then providing an audible message informing the user of the labeled contents. The device includes a recessed surface, such as a cylindrical well, into which an insulin container is insertable by a vision impaired person. An optical scanner or reader reads a code furnished as part of the labeling on the inserted insulin container. A microcomputer compares the read code to known code patterns and a speech output is generated as to the type of insulin within the container. The speech output is broadcast over a speaker so as to be audible to a listener. The device may be integrated into a blood glucose sensor, or furnished in a unit that may assemble to an existing blood glucose sensor.
A device for identifying a labeled content of a medication container comprising:
An insulin label reading device comprising:
In a blood glucose monitoring system, a device for identifying a labeled type of insulin within a container comprising:
In combination:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.