1692results about "Oral administration device" patented technology

A drug supply apparatus that packages a drug with packaging paper that is conveyed from an upstream side to a downstream side, the packaging paper being folded in half with an opening on an upper side, the drug supply apparatus including: a nozzle that dispenses the drug into the packaging paper, the packaging paper including a sealed part, in which the nozzle includes: an insertion guidance piece that protrudes downward and positions a folded part of a lower end of the packaging paper in a state of being inserted in the packaging paper from the opening on the upper side, and a posture adjustment part that guides to inside of the packaging paper the drug, and causes the drug to stand while shifting the drug toward the sealed part side in the packaging paper, the posture adjustment part being provided on the downstream side of the insertion guidance piece.

A medication container includes: a container body, with an accommodation chamber defined therein for receiving medication, wherein a slot is formed at a rear end of the accommodation chamber; and a lid, including a cover plate and an elastic soft rubber insert, wherein the elastic soft rubber insert is inserted into the slot, and a top end of the elastic soft rubber insert protrudes from the slot and is connected to a rear end of the cover plate, such that the cover plate is pivotally connected to the container body only via the elastic soft rubber insert; wherein the cover plate is engaged with an opening of the accommodation chamber by virtue of bending of the elastic soft rubber insert, and the elastic insert is deformed in response to being pulled by the rear end of the cover plate.

The present disclosure provides a biometrically controlled handheld medication dispensing device. The device includes a housing containing a cartridge carrier, designed with a specific connector to align with a medication cartridge. Notably, the device also includes a biometric authentication component that works in conjunction with an activator mechanism. When operated and upon user authentication, the activator mechanism causes the cartridge carrier to move the medication cartridge between a stored position and a dispensing position, where it can be compressed to safely and efficiently dispense medication to a user.

A pill container has a body, at least one lid, and at least one elastic assembly. The body comprises a first wall, a second wall, and at least one compartment. The first wall and second wall are two opposite sides of the body. The compartment is located between the first wall and the second wall. The lid is pivotably mounted on the second wall of the body. The elastic assembly is located on the second wall, and has a flexural segment and a first protruding section. The first protruding section is located on the flexural segment and contacts the second wall. The first protruding section supports a space between the flexural segment of the elastic assembly and the body.

A quick-fill pill organizer has a box, multiple retrieving covers, and a packaging cover. The box has multiple compartments. Each compartment has a retrieving opening and a packaging opening. The retrieving cover is mounted on the retrieving opening and corresponds to the compartment one-to-one such that the corresponding compartment connects to or is blocked from the outside. The packaging cover is mounted on the packaging openings such that all the compartments connect to or are blocked from the outside at the same time. When the retrieving openings are upward, the retrieving cover of the specific compartment can be opened. When the packaging openings are upward, the packaging cover can be opened or closed such that all of the compartments connect to or are blocked from outside at once.

The invention discloses an STM32F407-based intelligent walking stick system and a control method, which are used for solving the problems of single function, high false alarm rate and insufficient data security of the traditional walking stick. The system integrates a posture detection module, a heart rate and blood oxygen monitoring module and an environment sensing module, constructs a user health risk pre-judgment model through multi-modal data fusion, realizes a three-level adaptive alarm mechanism in combination with a dynamic decision algorithm, and triggers acousto-optic warning, cloud communication and emergency contact linkage according to risk levels. The payment and data transmission reliability is guaranteed by adopting a physically isolated security architecture and a national secret encryption technology; the dynamic power management system optimizes energy consumption distribution according to scene requirements, and the endurance of equipment is remarkably prolonged. According to the system, the monitoring accuracy is improved through a closed-loop protection system (risk identification-adaptive response-energy optimization), bus payment and smart home control are supported, the system has the characteristics of low false alarm rate, high environmental adaptability and low power consumption, and a safe and convenient life auxiliary solution is provided for old users.

A system for dispensing medication to ensure the correct medication is dispensed to the correct patient at the correct time. The system includes a base configured to mechanically engage with a removable carousel comprising a plurality of compartments. The system also includes authentication features or devices that store information relating to the mode the device operates in and patient information. The authentication feature or device can be mechanical or electronic and ensure that medication is dispensed properly. The system can include multiple devices for dispensing medication that communicate with each other and a processor.

The present disclosure provides an electronic medicine box with a medicine cup and its usage method. The electronic medicine box with a medicine cup includes a housing, a cellular tray, a connecting assembly, a plurality of medicine cups, a driving mechanism, and a lifting mechanism. The housing is provided with a medicine taking port. The cellular tray is provided with a plurality of placement slots that are configured for accommodating the plurality of medicine cups. The cellular tray is rotatably disposed inside the housing through the connecting assembly, and is provided with the driving mechanism that is configured for rotating the cellular tray. The lifting mechanism is configured for pushing the medicine cup out of the placement groove towards the medicine port. The electronic medicine box with the medicine cup further includes a first infrared sensor, a camera, and a first sensing element.

A medication container encoding, verification and identification method is provided that includes receiving data characterizing a medication, generating an identifier encapsulating the data and applying an identifier to a medication container such that it is automatically readable by a medication device. Related apparatus, systems, methods and articles are also described.

The present disclosure relates to a container assembly including a multi-chamber container that fits within a protective outer sleeve. The container includes covers for allowing the chambers to be individually accessed. The container includes an integrated retention arrangement that allows the container to be secured within the outer sleeve in a manner in which unintended longitudinal movement between the outer sleeve and the container is prevented.

A pill dispenser includes a dispenser body, a pill dispensing cover, and a pill outlet cover. The dispenser body is hollow. A fixed cylinder is disposed at a center of the dispenser body. Partition plates are connected between the fixed cylinder and the dispenser body to define pill cavities. The partition plates are disposed in a circumferential array. At least one end of each of the partition plates extends out of the dispenser body. Clamping grooves are defined in the pill dispensing cover. A periphery of each of the partition plates is clamped in a corresponding one of the clamping grooves, so the pill dispensing cover is fixed to the dispenser body. The pill dispensing cover includes pill dispensing openings one-to-one corresponding to the pill cavities. When the pill dispensing cover is fixed to the dispenser body, each of the partition plates abuts against the pill dispensing cover.

A trolley for the dispensing of medicines, comprising an entry area of at least one medicine into the trolley and an exit area of the medicine from the trolley, a movement assembly configured to move the medicine between the entry area and the exit area, the exit area being in a position close to said worktop.

A container for organized storage and selective accessibility of items, such as medications. The container includes a base with a base plate and a central base hub, supporting the plurality of pill cases, each with a truncated sector shape and partitioned into two compartments accessible from opposing ends. The container incorporates a magnetic coupling system, comprising a plurality of primary magnetic elements on the base hub and a plurality of secondary magnetic elements on the pill cases, thereby enabling each pill case to attach to the base in one of two orientations, providing access to either compartment.

A system enables management of dispensable units by supporting functions such as retrieval, scheduled distribution, analysis, and notifications. To this end, a dispensable retrieval mechanism may be programmed to carry out blind retrievals of dispensable units using a retrieval strategy with a predetermined sequence of retrieval attempts (e.g., fixed or varying two-dimensional retrieval patterns), which may be open loop or closed loop. Techniques may also include the identification of dispensable units through optical sensors and weight measurement devices that can detect, e.g., a texture, a shape, and a size of dispensable units. Such identification can be used to program retrieval attempts by a retrieval robot and in the formulation of the retrieval pattern. Additionally, networked notification systems for dispensable units can be used for updating rules or schedules related to the dispensable units, or alerting users and remote resources of any potential misuse or hazards of the dispensable units.

Introduced here are pressure-mitigation systems able to mitigate the pressure applied to a human body by the surface of an object (also referred to as a “structure”). A controller device (or simply “controller”) can be fluidically coupled to a pressure-mitigation device that includes a series of selectively inflatable chambers. When a pressure-mitigation device is placed between a human body and a surface, the controller can continuously, intelligently, and autonomously circulate fluid through the chambers of the pressure-mitigation device. Normally, the controller circulates air through the chambers of the pressure-mitigation device, though the controller could circulate another fluid, such as water or gel, through the chambers of the pressure-mitigation device. The controller may cause the chambers to be selectively inflated, deflated, or any combination thereof.

A companion interactive intelligent health care system is provided. The system includes a multifunctional intelligent medicine box, a companion interactive intelligent robot, and an intelligent display processing terminal. The multifunctional intelligent medicine box is used to display the name and dosage information of medicine, indicate the location of the medicine, and record the medication information. The companion interactive intelligent robot integrates voice, expression, and action, and is used to remind the user to take medicine on time and in dosage through multiple sensory interactions, provide emotional companionship, and remote calls with family members. The intelligent display processing terminal is used for system software operation, data acquisition, storage, and analysis, remote viewing, and monitoring of user medication records. The present invention also provides an intelligent medication management method based on the above-mentioned companion interactive intelligent health care system, which has a wide range of application scenarios.

Introduced here are pressure-mitigation systems able to mitigate the pressure applied to a human body by the surface of an object (also referred to as a “structure”). A controller device (or simply “controller”) can be fluidically coupled to a pressure-mitigation device that includes a series of selectively inflatable chambers. When a pressure-mitigation device is placed between a human body and a surface, the controller can continuously, intelligently, and autonomously circulate fluid through the chambers of the pressure-mitigation device. Normally, the controller circulates air through the chambers of the pressure-mitigation device, though the controller could circulate another fluid, such as water or gel, through the chambers of the pressure-mitigation device. The controller may cause the chambers to be selectively inflated, deflated, or any combination thereof.

A dispensing device for dispensing a beneficial agent configured to transition between an inactive state and an active state. The dispensing device can include a body, a pressure chamber, a primary container, and / or a diaphragm. The pressure chamber and diaphragm may both be disposed within the body, and the primary container may be disposed within the pressure chamber and engaged with the diaphragm. The primary container may include a distal end with a septum or pierceable fitment disposed on a distal side of the diaphragm. The dispensing device may be configured to transition between an inactive state and an active state when a pressurized fluid is provided to the pressure chamber by moving the primary container distally against the diaphragm to cause the diaphragm to deform, including stretching a section of the diaphragm in a distal direction.

The invention provides an intelligent medicine management and reminding system based on multi-dimensional environment perception, and relates to the technical field of intelligent wearable equipment and medical health management. According to the system, a medicine prescription is set in the smart watch, user behaviors and environment are monitored in real time, a three-point positioning technology is applied to manage medicine positions, and dynamic graded reminding is implemented according to medicine importance. The system adaptively adjusts the reminding mode, improves the medication compliance of the user, reduces the risk of missing taking, optimizes the energy management, and prolongs the cruising ability.

A medication support apparatus includes a container to store medicine packs, a medicine dispenser in which specific one of the medicine packs is disposed at a prescribed position, a picking-up conveyor to pick up one of the medicine packs from the container and convey one of the medicine packs to the prescribed position of the medicine dispenser, a pack data reader to read medication-related information added to at least one of the container or the medicine packs and medicine-dispensing data added to the medicine dispenser, and processing circuitry configured to manage the medication-related information, manage the medicine-dispensing data, search for a combination of the container from which one of the medicine packs is picked up and the medicine dispenser to which one of the medicine packs is dispensed, based on the medication-related information read by the pack data reader and the medicine-dispensing data read by the pack data reader.

A container system with a recordable device having a substantially unaltered packaging profile when compared to standard commercially available prescription containers. The container includes a bottle having a cylindrical body having a length greater than its width. A cap is provided with an inclined spiral or helical land and stops to permit it to be affixed to the container. The cap is equipped with a snap fit ring or a fitting on its underside. A recording device is configured with a land or snap ring removably engageable with the snap fit ring on the underside of the cap. The cap has an aperture to accommodate a recording switch on the recording device. The cap is provided with a speaker switch aperture to permit the user to activate the message on the recording device to hear about the contents of the bottle.

Disclosed herein are modular container systems having child-resistant containers, tray inserts and tray frames. Also disclosed are methods using the modular container systems and methods of storing substances in containers. The containers have a container base and a container cap and provide for child-resistant containers. A user can releasably remove the container cap from container base with a squeeze and lift sequence. For example, the user squeezes opposite sides of the container base, which releases a locking mechanism and allows for removal of the cap by lifting or pulling the container cap off from the container base. The components of the modular container system are modular and stackable. The modular system allow for organized, efficient, accessible and storage of the child-resistant containers. The modular container system also allows for easy counting, sorting and processing of the containers.

Introduced here are pressure-mitigation systems able to mitigate the pressure applied to a human body by the surface of an object (also referred to as a “structure”). A controller device (or simply “controller”) can be fluidically coupled to a pressure-mitigation device that includes a series of selectively inflatable chambers. When a pressure-mitigation device is placed between a human body and a surface, the controller can continuously, intelligently, and autonomously circulate fluid through the chambers of the pressure-mitigation device. Normally, the controller circulates air through the chambers of the pressure-mitigation device, though the controller could circulate another fluid, such as water or gel, through the chambers of the pressure-mitigation device. The controller may cause the chambers to be selectively inflated, deflated, or any combination thereof.

A medication dispensing system is provided with several cooperating components which help to accommodate the responsible handling of medications. These systems include a user interface to receive input from the user and to present appropriate information / notices / alarms. Further, physical controls and multiple sensors are provided to detect tampering, misuse, and attempts to inappropriately access medications contained within the dispensing system. This misuse can thus be detected, and appropriate notifications can be provided, where appropriate. Further, by adding network communications capabilities, notices can be widely communicated to others, and operation of the medication dispensing system can be controlled and / or monitored remotely.

The embodiments of the present invention relate to a stable liquid vigabatrin pharmaceutical compositions in the liquid form of a solution. Particularly, the stable vigabatrin liquid pharmaceutical composition is manufactured as a ready-to-use industrialized premixture that does not require reconstitution or dilution prior to administration to a patient. The vigabatrin liquid pharmaceutical composition is stable six months or longer at room temperature and has levels of total impurities and Vigabatrin-related compound A that are both not more than 0.04% at, or prior to, six months. In some embodiments, the composition has improved stability and patient compliance. In some embodiments, the compositions may be advantageous for the patients having swallowing difficulties or when the patients are unable to take solid oral dosage forms. In some embodiments, the composition improves compliance with ketogenic diet.

A system having a first locking medication dispenser and a second locking medication container both connected to a base. Each of the first locking medication dispenser and the second locking medication dispenser has an outer container, a inner container configured to be disposed within the outer container and further configured to receive a medication, and a rotatable assembly connected to a bottom of the inner container, the rotatable assembly having a hole defined therein, wherein the hole rotates with the rotation of the rotatable assembly. The base is coupled to the first locking medication dispenser and the second locking medication dispenser and the base is configured to dispense medications from either of the first locking medication dispenser or the second locking medication dispenser.

Pill dispenser devices, systems and methods are shown and / or described herein. Include are a method, device or system for pill delivery including disposing a pill at a known location; contacting the pill with a pick-up member; and, moving the pill from the known location by movement of the pick-up member.

A pivoting cap with locking mechanism for medication dispenser including a male and a female cap assembly secured by a pivot assembly. The male cap assembly is secured on top of a medication dispenser such as prescription bottles. The male cap assembly includes a locking arm with a locking lever attached to a bottom portion thereof, and a top portion. The female cap assembly includes a rotating cap having channels internally disposed. When assembled, the locking arm is received by one of the channels, thereby impeding said rotating cap from turning either direction. To free the rotating cap, a user must apply a radial force upon the lock arm, consequently the locking lever will be displaced inwardly. The user would then twist to move the cap to its respective indicia for its desired scheduling or to their dispensing opening.

Introduced here are pressure-mitigation systems able to mitigate the pressure applied to a human body by the surface of an object (also referred to as a “structure”). A controller device (or simply “controller”) can be fluidically coupled to a pressure-mitigation device that includes a series of selectively inflatable chambers. When a pressure-mitigation device is placed between a human body and a surface, the controller can continuously, intelligently, and autonomously circulate fluid through the chambers of the pressure-mitigation device. Normally, the controller circulates air through the chambers of the pressure-mitigation device, though the controller could circulate another fluid, such as water or gel, through the chambers of the pressure-mitigation device. The controller may cause the chambers to be selectively inflated, deflated, or any combination thereof.

The invention relates to a household intelligent medicine box and a using method thereof. The household intelligent medicine box comprises a box body, a first medicine supply assembly, a second medicine supply assembly, a third medicine supply assembly, a serial port screen, a medicine collecting assembly and a control module. The box body comprises a medicine collecting area, a first medicine storage area, a second medicine storage area and a third medicine storage area, the first medicine storage area, the second medicine storage area and the third medicine storage area are communicated with the medicine collecting area, the first medicine storage area is located above the medicine collecting area, the second medicine storage area is located beside the medicine collecting area, and the third medicine storage area is located beside the second medicine storage area. According to the household intelligent medicine box, by arranging the first medicine supply assembly, the second medicine supply assembly and the third medicine supply assembly, different automatic supply modes are adopted for different types of medicine (tablets, capsules, granules and oral liquid), and the medicine administration operation can be automatically completed within set time. The taking amount of each medicine is preset, the medicine taking amount can be accurately controlled in cooperation with all the medicine supply assemblies, and the medicine taking accuracy is guaranteed. And the medicine box has diversified reminding functions, so that the medication compliance is improved.