20240013651. Information Management System and Method simplified abstract (CalmWave, Inc.)
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Information Management System and Method
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Ophir Ronen of Seattle WA (US)
Justin Kearns of Lexington KY (US)
Keith Boudreau of Durham NC (US)
Christian Bauer of Frisco TX (US)
Michael Gruzynski of Seattle WA (US)
David Garner of Bothell WA (US)
Thomas Dziedzic of Elmwood Park IL (US)
Information Management System and Method - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240013651 titled 'Information Management System and Method
Simplified Explanation
The abstract describes a computer-implemented method, computer program product, and computing system for defining and monitoring incidents and events. It involves detecting alarms from multiple devices and determining if the required number of alarms have occurred for each incident. If so, an event is defined as having occurred.
- The technology involves defining incidents and events based on the occurrence of required alarms.
- It includes monitoring multiple devices to detect alarms and determining if the required number of alarms have occurred for each incident.
- The technology can be implemented using computer programs and computing systems.
Potential Applications:
- Security systems: The technology can be used to monitor and detect alarms in security systems, such as intrusion detection systems or fire alarm systems.
- Industrial processes: It can be applied to monitor and detect alarms in industrial processes to ensure safety and efficiency.
- Healthcare systems: The technology can be used in healthcare settings to monitor and detect alarms from medical devices or patient monitoring systems.
Problems Solved:
- Efficient incident detection: The technology automates the process of detecting incidents by monitoring alarms from multiple devices.
- Timely response: By defining events based on the occurrence of required alarms, the technology enables timely response to critical situations.
- Reduction of false alarms: The technology ensures that the required number of alarms have occurred before defining an event, reducing false alarms.
Benefits:
- Improved safety: The technology helps in detecting and responding to incidents and events, enhancing safety in various domains.
- Automation: By automating the incident detection process, the technology reduces the need for manual monitoring and intervention.
- Efficiency: The technology enables efficient incident detection and response, leading to improved operational efficiency.
Original Abstract Submitted
a computer-implemented method, computer program product and computing system for: defining an incident as the occurrence of a plurality of required alarms; defining an event as the occurrence of a plurality of required incidents; monitoring a plurality of devices to detect the occurrence of alarms, thus defining a plurality of detected alarms; and defining the event as having occurred if the plurality of detected alarms includes the plurality of required alarms for each of the plurality of required incidents.
