18525278. USER INTERFACE FOR ROTATIONAL DEVICE MOVEMENT simplified abstract (Imperative Care, Inc.)

USER INTERFACE FOR ROTATIONAL DEVICE MOVEMENT

Organization Name

Imperative Care, Inc.

Inventor(s)

Lilip Lau of Los Altos CA (US)

Kyle Bartholomew of Campbell CA (US)

Sami Ur-Rehman Shad of Fremont CA (US)

Hilary Ann Koster of Easley SC (US)

Dave Bim-merle of Mountain View CA (US)

Courtney Helland of San Francisco CA (US)

Kevin Jeanneret of Mountain View CA (US)

David Gonzalez of Campbell CA (US)

Sarah Plewe of Foster City CA (US)

USER INTERFACE FOR ROTATIONAL DEVICE MOVEMENT - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18525278 titled 'USER INTERFACE FOR ROTATIONAL DEVICE MOVEMENT

The robotic interventional device control system described in the patent application includes a device that can rotate about its longitudinal axis, a controller for controlling this rotational movement, sensors to detect the device's rotation, and hardware processors to process motion data from the sensors and generate a user interface.

• The system features a user interface with an instrument window displaying the interventional device and a marker indicating the degree of rotation of the device.
• The marker includes a radial progress indicator to visually show the rotation of the device about its longitudinal axis.

Potential Applications:

• Medical procedures requiring precise control and monitoring of interventional devices.
• Industrial applications where rotational control of tools or equipment is necessary.

Problems Solved:

• Ensures accurate and real-time monitoring of the rotation of interventional devices.
• Provides a user-friendly interface for operators to track the device's rotation.

Benefits:

• Improved precision and control in interventional procedures.
• Enhanced safety by monitoring device rotation effectively.

Commercial Applications:

• Medical device manufacturing companies for developing advanced interventional devices.
• Industrial automation companies for integrating rotational control systems into their equipment.

Prior Art: Prior art related to this technology may include patents or research on robotic control systems for interventional devices, rotational sensors, and user interfaces for monitoring device movement.

Frequently Updated Research: Stay updated on advancements in robotic control systems, sensor technology, and user interface design for interventional devices.

Questions about Robotic Interventional Device Control System: 1. How does the system ensure accurate monitoring of the interventional device's rotation? 2. What are the potential industrial applications of this technology?

Original Abstract Submitted

A robotic interventional device control system includes an interventional device comprising a longitudinal axis and configured to rotate about the longitudinal axis; a controller configured to control rotational movement of the interventional device about the longitudinal axis; at least one sensor configured to detect rotational movement of the interventional device about the longitudinal axis; and one or more hardware processors configured to receive motion data from the at least one sensor, the motion data indicative of whether the interventional device is rotating. The one or more hardware processors are further configured to generate a user interface comprising an instrument window having a representation of the interventional device and an interventional device marker associated with the representation of the interventional device. The interventional device marker includes a radial progress indicator configured to provide a visual indication of a degree of rotation relative of the interventional device about the longitudinal axis.