GE Precision Healthcare LLC (20240277309). SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR SMART SERVICING SMART SENSOR INTEGRATED COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY IMAGING SYSTEMS simplified abstract

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SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR SMART SERVICING SMART SENSOR INTEGRATED COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY IMAGING SYSTEMS

Organization Name

GE Precision Healthcare LLC

Inventor(s)

Goutam Maji of Bengaluru (IN)

Sooraj A of Kollam (IN)

Dhaval Pravinbhai Dangashiya of Ahmedabad (IN)

SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR SMART SERVICING SMART SENSOR INTEGRATED COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY IMAGING SYSTEMS - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240277309 titled 'SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR SMART SERVICING SMART SENSOR INTEGRATED COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY IMAGING SYSTEMS

The abstract describes a computed tomography (CT) imaging system with smart sensors integrated to monitor conditions and adjust service scheduling based on feedback.

  • Gantry with bore rotatable around an axis of rotation
  • Table to move subjects in and out of the bore
  • Radiation source emitting an X-ray beam
  • Smart sensors integrated with components to monitor system conditions
  • Controller adjusting service scheduling based on sensor feedback

Potential Applications: - Medical imaging for diagnostic purposes - Research in healthcare facilities - Quality control in manufacturing processes

Problems Solved: - Efficient monitoring of CT imaging system conditions - Timely adjustments to service scheduling based on feedback

Benefits: - Improved system performance and reliability - Enhanced patient safety and image quality - Cost-effective maintenance and service scheduling

Commercial Applications: - Medical imaging centers - Hospitals and healthcare facilities - Manufacturing industries for quality control

Questions about CT Imaging System with Smart Sensors: 1. How do smart sensors enhance the performance of a CT imaging system? 2. What are the key advantages of integrating smart sensors in medical equipment?

Frequently Updated Research: - Ongoing studies on the impact of smart sensors on CT imaging system efficiency and maintenance costs.


Original Abstract Submitted

a computed tomography (ct) imaging system includes a gantry having a bore, rotatable about an axis of rotation. the ct imaging system also includes a table configured to move a subject to be imaged into and out of the bore of the gantry. the ct imaging system further includes a radiation source mounted on the gantry and configured to emit an x-ray beam. the ct imaging system even further includes one or more smart sensors integrated with one or more components of the ct imaging system, wherein the one or more smart sensors are configured to monitor for one or more conditions related to the ct imaging system. the ct imaging system still further includes a controller configured to receive feedback from the one or more smart sensors and to adjust scheduling of service on the ct imaging system based on the feedback from the one or more smart sensors.