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Granted Patent B2
US 12,029,534 · App. 17/277,721 · Granted Jul 9, 2024

Intelligent cardio pulmonary screening device for telemedicine applications

Inventor: Nibedit Dey (Bengaluru, IN)
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Patent No.
US 12,029,534
App. No.
17/277,721
Granted
Jul 9, 2024
Kind
B2
Abstract

An intelligent and real-time cardio-pulmonary screening device ( 100 ) is disclosed. The device comprises a housing that encloses a body, said body comprising: a display unit ( 101 ); a plurality of light emitting diode (LED) indicators ( 102, 103 ); a first toggle switch ( 104 ); a second toggle switch ( 105 ); a plurality of volume controls ( 106, 107 ); a third toggle switch; an output port ( 109 ); a switch ( 110 ); a charging port ( 111 ); a temperature sensor; a transducer unit ( 112 ); and an artificial intelligence module. The artificial intelligence module analyses the sounds received in real-time and presents the results in the display unit ( 101 ), as well as in the plurality of the LED indicators ( 102, 103 ); it comprises an artificial intelligence processor that is configured to run machine learning algorithms on the device ( 100 ), with said artificial intelligence module syncing from and to the cloud when connected to internet. The disclosed device ( 100 ) is an easy to use, affordable, point of care screening device that classifies underlying cardio-pulmonary diseases within a minute.

Claims (12)

1. An intelligent and real-time cardio-pulmonary screening device, comprising:

a display unit;

two light-emitting diode indicators;

a first toggle switch that is configured to enable a toggling of the device between a heart monitoring mode and a lung monitoring mode, wherein the heart monitoring mode corresponds to analyzing chest sounds, and the lung monitoring mode corresponds to analyzing lung sounds, respectively;

a second toggle switch that is configured to enable the toggling of the device between an adult mode and a pediatric mode, wherein the adult mode corresponds to analyzing low frequency chest and/or lung sounds, and the pediatric mode corresponds to analyzing high frequency chest and/or lung sounds, respectively;

two volume controls that facilitate an increasing or decreasing of a volume of an audio output from the device;

an output port that transmits the audio output from the device, such that the two volume controls facilitate the increasing or decreasing of the volume of the audio output from the device;

a switch that powers the device on or off;

a transducer unit that is adapted to filter different frequency ranges of sounds, and is removably attached to the device, said transducer unit including a chest sound sensor which receives the chest or lung sounds and an acoustic sensor that detects ambient noise, and a processing unit which, in real-time, removes the ambient noise from the chest sounds by filtering it using the chosen adult or pediatric mode performs adaptive noise cancellation techniques and then amplifies the sound; and

a processor configured to analyze the chest sounds and the lung sounds received in real-time from the chest sound sensor of the transducer unit and present the results in the display unit, as well as via the two light-emitting diode indicators, and further configured to visually indicate the results of cardio-pulmonary analysis by way of the two light-emitting diode indicators, wherein the processor auto-analyses and classifies a condition of the patient by way of the cardio pulmonary analysis, involving chest sound patterns, lung sound patterns, body temperature and oxygen level data of the patient.

2. The intelligent and real-time cardio-pulmonary screening device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the device sends out one or more alerts to the user.

3. The intelligent and real-time cardio-pulmonary screening device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the device also determines respiratory rate as an additional parameter.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Mar 18, 2021
From: DEY, NIBEDIT
To: IBRUM TECHNOLOGIES
Reel/Frame 055644/0545 →
Priority Claims (1)
IN 201841038460 · Oct 10, 2018 · national
Continuity (1)
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