Intelligent oxygen generator for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease patient
The modularly designed intelligent oxygen concentrator, combined with multi-system integration, solves the problems of traditional oxygen concentrators such as portability, limited functionality, and poor environmental adaptability. It achieves precise dynamic oxygen therapy, environmental adaptation, health management, and energy optimization, thereby improving the oxygen experience and treatment effect for COPD patients.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202511302463.8
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-09-12
- Publication Date
- 2025-12-19
AI Technical Summary
Traditional oxygen concentrators are inadequate in terms of portability, functional versatility, environmental adaptability, energy management, and medical collaboration, and cannot meet the oxygen needs and health management requirements of COPD patients in various scenarios.
The intelligent oxygen concentrator adopts a modular design and integrates an intelligent sensing and algorithm fusion system, including home oxygen concentrators and portable oxygen concentrators. It combines a blood oxygen clip, a dynamic oxygen therapy optimization system, an intelligent environment fusion system, a medical-grade health center system, an immersive respiratory rehabilitation system, a distributed energy management system, and a group intelligence network system to achieve real-time monitoring and dynamic adjustment of oxygen therapy parameters, thereby enhancing environmental adaptability and health management.
It improves the portability and adaptability of oxygen concentrators to different scenarios, enables precise dynamic oxygen therapy, enhances environmental adaptability, integrates health management and medical collaboration, assists respiratory rehabilitation, optimizes energy management, promotes group collaboration and public health management, and improves user experience.
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Technical Field
[0001] This invention belongs to the field of medical device technology, specifically relating to an intelligent oxygen concentrator for COPD patients. It integrates home and portable oxygen generation, multi-parameter intelligent control, health data monitoring and innovative respiratory rehabilitation functions, providing COPD patients with a full-scenario respiratory support solution. Background Technology
[0002] Patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) are highly dependent on oxygen concentrators, requiring their use in various settings, including at home and when out and about. However, traditional home oxygen concentrators have several limitations: their mechanical design is rigid and doesn't blend well with home environments, lacking a human-centered approach; they are bulky and poorly portable, failing to meet the oxygen needs of patients during outdoor activities; their functionality is limited, providing only basic oxygen production and lacking the ability to dynamically adjust oxygen therapy parameters based on the patient's physiological state, nor can they provide long-term monitoring and professional guidance; furthermore, they have poor adaptability to different environments, making it difficult to guarantee the effectiveness of oxygen therapy in special environments such as high altitudes or areas with air pollution. In addition, traditional oxygen concentrators have significant shortcomings in energy management, integration with other medical devices, and patient rehabilitation assistance, failing to provide COPD patients with comprehensive, accurate, and convenient oxygen therapy services. This invention addresses these pain points through modular design, intelligent sensing and algorithm integration, and innovative functional integration, improving the patient's oxygen experience and treatment outcomes. Summary of the Invention
[0003] To address the aforementioned technical problems, this invention provides an intelligent oxygen generator for COPD patients, featuring intelligent sensing and algorithm integration, innovative function integration, and other technical characteristics.
[0004] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention is implemented through the following technical solution:
[0005] This invention discloses an intelligent oxygen concentrator for patients with COPD, including a home oxygen concentrator with a portable oxygen concentrator that can be inserted and removed. The home oxygen concentrator includes a main shell, an air inlet, a display screen, a home-style oxygen outlet, a home-style humidification water tank, a storage drawer, and a power supply, a central control module, and an oxygen production function module group located within the main shell. The display screen, power supply, central control module, and oxygen production function module group are electrically connected. The oxygen production function module group includes an air intake module, an air compression module, a valve switching and control module, a separation module, an oxygen storage and buffer module, and an exhaust module.
[0006] The air inlet is located on the lower side of the main body shell to introduce ambient air. The air enters the air intake module through the air inlet, and then flows sequentially through the air compression module, valve switching and control module, and separation module to complete oxygen-nitrogen separation. The enriched oxygen is introduced into the oxygen storage and buffer module for temporary storage, while the nitrogen is discharged from the main body shell through the exhaust module. The display screen is embedded in the upper part of the main body shell and arranged at an angle. It is electrically connected to the oxygen generation function module group and is used for parameter display and adjustment. The home-style humidification water tank is installed in the middle cavity of the main body shell through a drawer-type structure. The home-style humidification water tank, the oxygen generation function module group, and the flow control and humidification output module are interconnected. The flow control and humidification output module humidifies the output oxygen. The home-style oxygen outlet is located on the right side of the main body shell and is connected to the flow control and humidification output module to output humidified oxygen. The storage drawer is located at the lower part of the main body shell and is physically isolated from the oxygen generation function module group. It is used to store accessories.
[0007] Preferably, the top of the main body shell is provided with a charging compartment, and the portable oxygen concentrator can be placed in the charging compartment on top of the home oxygen concentrator for charging;
[0008] The portable oxygen concentrator can be placed inside the home oxygen concentrator charging case via an adapter structure, using the charging case to extend its battery life. It also supports quick assembly and disassembly from the home oxygen concentrator, and can operate independently with its built-in battery after separation, meeting the needs of use when out and about.
[0009] The portable oxygen concentrator includes a switch, a portable casing, a portable oxygen outlet, a portable humidification water tank, a portable air inlet, a water inlet, and a power supply, a central control module, and an oxygen-generating function sub-module located inside the portable casing. The switch, power supply, central control module, and oxygen-generating function sub-module are electrically connected to each other, and each sub-module in the oxygen-generating function sub-module has the same configuration as each module in the oxygen-generating function module group.
[0010] The oxygen generation submodule includes an air intake submodule, an air compression submodule, a valve switching and control submodule, a separation submodule, an oxygen storage and buffering submodule, and an exhaust submodule to achieve integrated functions of air intake, compression, valve switching and control, separation, oxygen storage and buffering, exhaust, flow control and humidification output, and realize the principle of cooperation between the oxygen generation submodule and the home oxygen generator oxygen generation function module.
[0011] The switch is embedded on the top side of the portable casing and is used to start and stop the device. The portable air inlet is located on the lower side of the portable casing, introducing ambient air into the oxygen generation submodule. After internal air intake, compression, valve switching control, and separation processes, oxygen is enriched and temporarily stored in the oxygen storage and buffer submodule, while nitrogen is discharged from the corresponding exhaust port of the portable casing through the exhaust submodule. The water inlet is located on the side of the portable casing and is connected to the portable humidification water tank for replenishing humidification water. The portable humidification water tank is installed inside the portable casing via a pull-out / snap-on structure and is connected to the flow control humidification output submodule to humidify oxygen. The portable oxygen outlet is located on the upper side of the portable casing and is connected to the flow control humidification output submodule to output humidified oxygen.
[0012] Preferably, it also includes a pulse oximeter clip, which includes a detection port, a display area, a pulse oximeter clip shell, and a pulse oximeter detection module; the detection port is located in the middle of the pulse oximeter clip shell to accommodate the user's finger, the pulse oximeter detection module is built into the pulse oximeter clip shell and its detection probe is positioned opposite to the detection port to obtain the pulse oximeter data of the user's finger; the display area is located on the outer surface of the pulse oximeter clip shell and is electrically connected to the pulse oximeter detection module to display the detected pulse oximeter concentration and content data in real time;
[0013] The pulse oximeter clip can be placed on the wireless charging area on the top of the main body shell for charging and battery life; (the charging area is equipped with a charging interface compatible with the pulse oximeter clip or can be charged by magnetic attachment using a wireless charger to achieve power supply);
[0014] The pulse oximeter clip establishes a communication connection with the central control module of the home oxygen concentrator via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi wireless communication module, and transmits the detected pulse oximeter data to the home oxygen concentrator in real time. The home oxygen concentrator adjusts the oxygen output of the oxygen concentrator in real time based on the monitoring results. The home oxygen concentrator adjusts the oxygen output, oxygen concentration and oxygen flow rate of the oxygen concentrator in real time based on the received pulse oximeter data using its built-in AI algorithm model to meet the user's oxygen needs. When the pulse oximeter data is abnormal, the display area (12) of the pulse oximeter clip (1) can provide a prompt, and an alarm can also be issued through the display screen (5) of the home oxygen concentrator.
[0015] Preferably, the system also includes a dynamic oxygen therapy optimization system electrically connected to the central control module within the home oxygen concentrator. This dynamic oxygen therapy optimization system comprises a respiratory monitoring unit, an AI adjustment unit, and a pathological model unit. The respiratory monitoring unit integrates three sensors: a microphone, a piezoelectric film, and a millimeter-wave radar. It is installed inside the oxygen concentrator's casing, close to the user's breathing area, to collect real-time data on respiratory rate, tidal volume, and blood oxygen saturation. The AI adjustment unit is connected to the respiratory monitoring unit via a data bus and has a built-in trained AI algorithm model. It can automatically adjust oxygen flow and concentration based on the received respiratory data and can identify sleep apnea events and trigger pulsed oxygen delivery during nighttime sleep mode. The pathological model unit is electrically connected to the AI adjustment unit and constructs a digital twin model based on pre-recorded patient medical history (including diagnostic information such as COPD and pulmonary fibrosis). It uses reinforcement learning algorithms to predict the risk of acute exacerbations and transmits risk signals to the AI adjustment unit to adjust parameters in advance or directly trigger an alarm on the oxygen concentrator's display screen.
[0016] Preferably, it also includes an intelligent environmental fusion system electrically connected to the central control module within the home oxygen concentrator. The intelligent environmental fusion system comprises an environmental sensing unit, a pressure compensation unit, and a pollution response unit. The environmental sensing unit has a built-in pressure sensor and GPS module (integrated in the antenna area at the top of the main casing), and accesses meteorological API data via a wireless module to obtain real-time environmental pressure, geographical location, and meteorological parameters. The pressure compensation unit communicates with the environmental sensing unit, automatically calculating the oxygen partial pressure compensation curve based on the environmental pressure data and sending parameter adjustment commands to the central control module. The pollution response unit includes a PM2.5 / VOC sensor and a negative ion generator. The PM2.5 / VOC sensor is installed inside the air inlet, and the negative ion generator is integrated at the air outlet. When the sensor detects a pollution peak, the pollution response unit sends a signal to the central control module to increase the oxygen purity to 93% ± 3% and simultaneously activates the negative ion generator.
[0017] Preferably, it also includes a medical-grade health central system electrically connected to the central control module within the home oxygen concentrator. The medical-grade health central system includes a vital signs extension unit, a health analysis unit, and a drug coordination unit. The vital signs extension unit is equipped with a standard data interface, which can connect to an ECG patch and a non-invasive hemoglobin detection module via wired or wireless means to transmit the collected cardiovascular indicators and hemoglobin data to the health analysis unit. The health analysis unit, the vital signs extension unit, and the blood oxygen detection module are interconnected and use AI algorithms to cross-analyze the correlation between hypoxia data and cardiovascular indicators, automatically generate reports, and store them in local memory. The drug coordination unit has a built-in respiratory system drug knowledge graph database, which is connected to the health analysis unit. When blood oxygen fluctuation data is detected, it outputs a blood drug concentration check prompt for a specific drug (such as theophylline) through the display screen (5) (OLED display screen).
[0018] Preferably, it also includes an immersive respiratory rehabilitation system electrically connected to the central control module within the home oxygen concentrator. The immersive respiratory rehabilitation system includes a VR rehabilitation unit and a biofeedback unit. The VR rehabilitation unit includes a data synchronization module and a scene control subunit. The data synchronization module connects to an external VR headset via a wireless protocol to transmit oxygen concentrator operation data in real time. The scene control subunit has a built-in lung capacity assessment model, which dynamically adjusts the difficulty parameters of the virtual scene based on the user's lung capacity data, enabling visualization of breathing rhythm. The biofeedback unit connects to an EEG headband via Bluetooth, receives EEG signals, generates adaptive alpha wave music, and simultaneously sends pulse signals to the central control module, causing the oxygen output rhythm to resonate synchronously with the music beat.
[0019] Preferably, it also includes a distributed energy management system electrically connected to the central control module within the home oxygen generator. The distributed energy management system includes an energy management unit and an emergency oxygen supply unit. The energy management unit is equipped with a main control board and a photovoltaic data interface, and connects to the household photovoltaic system's power generation data via a wired connection. The emergency oxygen supply unit includes an energy storage battery pack and a PEM electrolyzer capable of holding distilled water. The emergency oxygen supply unit is connected to the power failure detection module of the main control board. The PEM electrolyzer and the energy storage battery pack are installed in independent chambers at the bottom of the main body casing. In the event of a power failure, the AI energy allocation algorithm controls the energy storage battery to supply power to the PEM electrolyzer, decomposing the backup distilled water to generate oxygen, which is then processed by a catalytic purification module and delivered to the oxygen outlet.
[0020] Preferably, it also includes a collective intelligence network system electrically connected to the central control module within the home oxygen concentrator. The collective intelligence network system includes a data sharing unit and a device collaboration unit. The data sharing unit uses a differential privacy processing module to anonymize user blood oxygen data before uploading it to a regional health cloud platform via a 5G module, combining it with meteorological data to generate a respiratory disease risk map. The device collaboration unit, based on a federated learning framework, establishes a local wireless communication network with surrounding oxygen concentrators of the same type, shares a device fault feature database, and when it detects that a local molecular sieve is about to fail, it pushes maintenance warning information to surrounding intelligent oxygen concentrators and mobile control terminals via a broadcast protocol. The mobile control terminals include mobile phones and computers.
[0021] Preferably, the AI includes a large language model, which is one or more of GPT-4, Claude, Llama 2&3, and Gemini.
[0022] Beneficial effects: Improved portability and adaptability to different scenarios: The design of the home oxygen concentrator and the portable oxygen concentrator is split. The portable oxygen concentrator can be quickly assembled and disassembled to meet the oxygen needs of patients in different scenarios such as at home and when going out, thus solving the problem of insufficient portability of traditional oxygen concentrators.
[0023] Achieving precise dynamic oxygen therapy: By monitoring the patient's blood oxygen data in real time through a pulse oximeter clip and combining it with a dynamic oxygen therapy optimization system, the AI algorithm can automatically adjust oxygen therapy parameters based on the patient's breathing status, medical history, etc. It can also identify sleep apnea at night and trigger pulsed oxygen supply, and predict the risk of acute exacerbations of the condition, thereby improving the accuracy and safety of oxygen therapy.
[0024] Enhanced environmental adaptability: The intelligent environmental integration system can automatically adjust the oxygen production strategy according to environmental factors such as air pressure, geographical location, and air quality, ensuring the oxygen therapy effect in special environments such as high altitude and pollution, and improving the environmental adaptability of the equipment.
[0025] Integrating health management and medical collaboration: The medical-grade health hub system can connect to multiple medical testing modules, cross-analyze health data and generate reports, and can also link to drug knowledge graphs to provide medication tips, thus realizing the combination of health monitoring and medical guidance.
[0026] Assisted respiratory rehabilitation: The immersive respiratory rehabilitation system uses VR virtual scenes and biofeedback music to encourage patients to perform lung function exercises and improve the effectiveness of respiratory rehabilitation.
[0027] Optimized energy management: The distributed energy management system can utilize photovoltaic energy and regenerate molecular sieves during off-peak electricity prices to reduce energy consumption. In the event of a power outage, it can ensure oxygen supply through an emergency oxygen supply unit, thereby improving energy utilization efficiency and emergency response capabilities.
[0028] Promoting group collaboration and public health management: The group intelligence network system enables anonymous sharing of patient health data and collaborative early warning of equipment failure, which helps to generate respiratory disease risk maps, assists in public health decision-making, and improves the timeliness of equipment maintenance.
[0029] Enhancing User Experience: The streamlined design of the home oxygen concentrator blends seamlessly with the home environment, the display screen is easy to operate, and the storage drawers facilitate the storage of accessories, thus improving the overall comfort and convenience for users. Attached Figure Description
[0030] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the present invention.
[0031] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the portable oxygen generator of the present invention.
[0032] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the blood oxygen clip structure of the present invention.
[0033] Figure 4 This is a block diagram illustrating the principle of the oxygen-generating functional module group of this invention.
[0034] Figure 5 This is a block diagram illustrating the principle of the dynamic oxygen therapy optimization system of this invention.
[0035] Figure 6 This is a block diagram illustrating the principle of the intelligent environment fusion system of this invention.
[0036] Figure 7 This is a block diagram illustrating the principle of the immersive respiratory rehabilitation system of this invention.
[0037] Figure 8 This is a block diagram illustrating the principle of the distributed energy management system of this invention.
[0038] Figure 9 This is a block diagram illustrating the principle of the collective intelligence network system of this invention. Detailed Implementation
[0039] The following will refer to the appendices in the embodiments of the present invention. Figure 1-9 The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention are clearly and completely described herein. Obviously, the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by those of ordinary skill in the art without creative effort are within the scope of protection of the present invention.
[0040] This invention aims to provide an intelligent oxygen concentrator for COPD patients to solve the aforementioned problems of existing oxygen concentrators. The intelligent oxygen concentrator includes a home oxygen concentrator, a portable oxygen concentrator (2), a blood oxygen clip 1, a dynamic oxygen therapy optimization system, an intelligent environment integration system, a medical-grade health central system, an immersive respiratory rehabilitation system, a distributed energy management system, and a collective intelligence network system.
[0041] A portable oxygen concentrator 2 can be inserted into and removed from the home oxygen concentrator. It includes a main casing 3, an air inlet 4, a display screen 5, a home-style oxygen outlet 6, a home-style humidification water tank 7, a storage drawer 8, and a power supply, central control module, and oxygen generation function module group located within the main casing 3. All components are electrically connected. The oxygen generation function module group includes an air intake module 41, an air compression module 42, a valve switching and control module 31, a separation module 32, an oxygen storage and buffer module 33, and an exhaust module 34. The air inlet 4 introduces ambient air, which enters through the air intake module 41 and flows sequentially through subsequent modules to complete oxygen-nitrogen separation. Oxygen is enriched and temporarily stored in the oxygen storage and buffer module 33, while nitrogen is discharged through the exhaust module 34. The display screen 5 is used for parameter display and adjustment. The home-style humidification water tank 7 humidifies the oxygen, the home-style oxygen outlet 6 outputs humidified oxygen, and the storage drawer 8 is used to store accessories.
[0042] The main body shell 3 has a charging compartment on its top (preferably using existing wireless charging technology), where the portable oxygen concentrator 2 can be placed for charging. It can be quickly disassembled and reassembled, and when separated, it is powered independently by its built-in battery. The portable oxygen concentrator 2 includes a switch 21, a portable shell 24, and other structures, as well as internal power supplies, a central control module, and an oxygen-generating sub-module. The oxygen-generating sub-module has the same structure and principle as the oxygen-generating module group of a home oxygen concentrator, and can achieve independent oxygen production.
[0043] The pulse oximeter clip 1 includes a detection port 11, a display area 12, and a pulse oximeter detection module. It can be placed on the top of the main body shell 3 for wireless charging. It connects to the central control module of the home oxygen concentrator via wireless communication to transmit pulse oximeter data in real time, which facilitates the adjustment of parameters of the oxygen concentrator and issues an alarm when there is an abnormality.
[0044] The dynamic oxygen therapy optimization system, intelligent environment integration system, medical-grade health central system, immersive respiratory rehabilitation system, distributed energy management system, and collective intelligence network system are all electrically connected to the central control module within the home oxygen concentrator, respectively realizing functions such as dynamic oxygen therapy adjustment, environmental adaptation, health monitoring and analysis, respiratory rehabilitation assistance, energy management, and equipment coordination. The AI utilizes large-scale language models such as GPT-4 and Claude.
[0045] One specific embodiment of the present invention
[0046] 1. The working process of a home oxygen concentrator:
[0047] Ambient air enters the air intake module 41 through the air inlet 4 located on the lower side of the main body shell 3. After preliminary filtration, it is delivered to the air compression module 42 for pressurization. The pressurized air enters the valve switching and control module 31, which can guide the air into the adsorption tower in the separation module 32 according to a preset sequence. Under the action of molecular sieves, oxygen and nitrogen are separated. The enriched oxygen enters the oxygen storage and buffer module 33 for temporary storage, while the nitrogen is discharged from the main body shell 3 through the exhaust module 34.
[0048] Oxygen from the oxygen storage and buffer module 33 is delivered to the flow control and humidification output module 61. Simultaneously, a home-style humidification water tank 7, installed in the middle chamber of the main casing 3, can be easily drawn and refilled via a drawer-type structure. It is connected to the flow control and humidification output module 61 to humidify the oxygen. The humidified oxygen is then output through the home-style oxygen outlet 6 located on the right side of the main casing 3 for patient use.
[0049] The display screen 5, embedded in the upper part of the main casing 3 and arranged at an angle, is electrically connected to the oxygen generation module group. Patients can view and adjust parameters such as oxygen concentration and flow rate through the display screen. The storage drawer 8 at the bottom of the main casing 3 is physically isolated from the oxygen generation module group and can be used to store oxygen tubing and other accessories.
[0050] 2. How to use the portable oxygen concentrator 2:
[0051] The portable oxygen concentrator 2 is charged and powered by a built-in battery when placed in the charging compartment on top of the home oxygen concentrator via an adapter. When you need to go out, simply remove it from the charging compartment and it will operate independently using the built-in battery.
[0052] In use, press the switch 21 embedded on the top side of the portable casing 24 to start the device. Humidification water is added to the portable humidification tank 23 through the water inlet 25 on the side of the portable casing 24. The portable humidification tank 23 can be easily inserted and removed from the portable casing 24 via a pull-out / snap-on structure. Ambient air enters the oxygen generation submodule through the portable air inlet on the lower side of the portable casing 24. After air intake, compression, valve switching control, and separation, oxygen is enriched and temporarily stored in the oxygen storage and buffer submodule. Nitrogen is discharged from the corresponding exhaust port of the portable casing 24 through the exhaust submodule. The enriched oxygen is humidified by the flow control humidification output submodule and the portable humidification tank 23, and then output from the portable oxygen outlet 22 on the upper side of the portable casing 24. The patient connects the oxygen tube to this outlet for oxygen inhalation. Additionally, a waist belt can be threaded through the grooves on both sides of the portable casing 24 and fastened around the waist for easy carrying.
[0053] 3. Operation of Pulse Oxygen Clip 1 and its connection to a home oxygen concentrator
[0054] The pulse oximeter clip 1 can be placed in the wireless charging area on the top of the main body shell 3 for charging. When in use, insert your finger into the detection port 11 in the middle of the pulse oximeter clip shell 13. The detection probe of the pulse oximeter detection module built into the pulse oximeter clip shell 13 is positioned opposite to the detection port 11 to obtain the pulse oximeter data of the user's finger and transmit the data to the display area 12 on the outer surface of the pulse oximeter clip shell 13 for real-time display.
[0055] Meanwhile, the pulse oximeter clip 1 establishes a communication connection with the central control module of the home oxygen concentrator via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi wireless communication, transmitting the detected blood oxygen data to the home oxygen concentrator in real time. Based on the received blood oxygen data, the home oxygen concentrator uses its built-in AI algorithm model to adjust the oxygen output, oxygen concentration, and oxygen flow rate in real time. When the blood oxygen data is abnormal, the display area 12 of the pulse oximeter clip 1 will display a prompt, and the display screen 5 of the home oxygen concentrator will also issue an alarm.
[0056] 4. Operation of each system
[0057] Dynamic Oxygen Therapy Optimization System: The respiratory monitoring unit integrates three sensors—a microphone, a piezoelectric film, and a millimeter-wave radar—installed inside the oxygen concentrator's casing close to the user's breathing area. These sensors collect real-time data on respiratory rate, tidal volume, and blood oxygen saturation, transmitting this data to the AI adjustment unit via a data bus. The AI adjustment unit has a built-in trained AI algorithm model that automatically adjusts oxygen flow and concentration based on the received respiratory data. During nighttime sleep mode, it identifies sleep apnea events and triggers pulsed oxygen delivery. The pathology model unit constructs a digital twin model based on pre-recorded patient medical history. Using reinforcement learning algorithms, it predicts the risk of acute exacerbations and transmits the risk signal to the AI adjustment unit to adjust parameters in advance or directly trigger an alarm on the oxygen concentrator's display screen.
[0058] Intelligent Environmental Integration System: The environmental sensing unit's built-in air pressure sensor is installed on the core control board inside the oxygen generator. The GPS module is integrated into the antenna area on the top of the main casing. It accesses meteorological API data via a wireless module to acquire real-time environmental air pressure, geographical location, and meteorological parameters, transmitting the data to the air pressure compensation unit and pollution response unit. The air pressure compensation unit automatically calculates the oxygen partial pressure compensation curve based on the environmental air pressure data and sends parameter adjustment commands to the oxygen generation core module. The PM2.5 / VOC sensor in the pollution response unit is installed inside the air inlet. When a pollution peak is detected, it sends a signal to the oxygen generation module to increase the oxygen purity to 93% ± 3%, and simultaneously activates the negative ion generator integrated at the air outlet.
[0059] Medical-grade health central nervous system: The vital signs extension unit is equipped with a standard data interface, which connects to the ECG patch and non-invasive hemoglobin detection module via wired or wireless means to transmit the collected cardiovascular indicators and hemoglobin data to the health analysis unit. The health analysis unit communicates with the vital signs extension unit and the blood oxygen detection module, and uses AI algorithms to cross-analyze the correlation between hypoxia data and cardiovascular indicators, automatically generating reports and storing them in local memory. The drug coordination unit has a built-in respiratory system drug knowledge graph database, which is connected to the health analysis unit. When blood oxygen fluctuation data is detected, it outputs a blood drug concentration check prompt for a specific drug on the display screen (5).
[0060] Immersive Respiratory Rehabilitation System: The data synchronization module of the VR rehabilitation unit connects to an external VR headset via a wireless protocol, transmitting oxygen concentrator operation data in real time. The scene control subunit has a built-in lung capacity assessment model that dynamically adjusts the difficulty parameters of the virtual scene based on the user's lung capacity data, making the breathing rhythm visible. The biofeedback unit connects to the EEG headband via Bluetooth, receiving EEG signals and generating adaptive alpha wave music, while simultaneously sending pulse signals to the central control module, so that the oxygen output rhythm resonates synchronously with the music beat.
[0061] Distributed Energy Management System: The energy management unit is equipped with a photovoltaic data interface, which connects to the household photovoltaic system's power generation data via wired connection. It has a built-in electricity price period recognition module, which sends a command to the molecular sieve control module to initiate a deep regeneration program during off-peak electricity periods or when solar power generation is sufficient, reducing energy consumption by 30%. Emergency Oxygen Supply Unit: The PEM electrolyzer and energy storage battery pack are installed in an independent chamber at the bottom of the main casing 3, connected to the power failure detection module of the main control board. In the event of a power failure, the AI energy allocation algorithm controls the energy storage battery to supply power to the PEM electrolyzer, decomposing backup distilled water to produce oxygen. After treatment by the catalytic purification module, the oxygen is delivered to the oxygen outlet.
[0062] The collective intelligence network system employs a differential privacy processing module in its data sharing unit to anonymize user blood oxygen data before uploading it to the regional health cloud platform via a 5G module. This data is then combined with meteorological data to generate a respiratory disease risk map. The device collaboration unit, based on a federated learning framework, establishes a local wireless communication network with surrounding oxygen concentrators of the same type, sharing a database of device fault characteristics. When a local molecular sieve is detected as about to fail, maintenance warning information is pushed to surrounding intelligent oxygen concentrators and mobile control terminals such as smartphones and computers via a broadcast protocol.
[0063] Description of the functions and structure of each module: The specific parameters and structure of the modules in this application are described to illustrate the technical implementation details of the intelligent oxygen generator, providing a reference for production, debugging and maintenance.
[0064] I. Core Modules of Home Oxygen Concentrators
[0065] 1. Air intake module 41
[0066] Function: Introduces ambient air and performs preliminary filtration to remove large particulate impurities such as dust and hair.
[0067] Structure: It consists of an air intake grille and a primary filter, which are installed inside the air inlet (4).
[0068] Typical model: The filter uses a G4 grade pre-filter (such as AIRTECH G4-500), with a filtration efficiency of ≥90% (for particles larger than 5μm), and can be disassembled for cleaning or replacement periodically.
[0069] 2. Air compression module 42
[0070] Function: Pressurizes the intake air to 0.3-0.5 MPa to provide pressure conditions for subsequent molecular sieve separation.
[0071] Structure: It adopts an oil-free reciprocating compressor (reducing oil pollution of oxygen) and is equipped with a cooling fan (such as a 12V DC fan).
[0072] Typical model: ZW-0.1 / 8 oil-free compressor (power 300W, discharge volume 100L / min, working pressure 0.8MPa), suitable for medium to high flow rate requirements of home oxygen concentrators.
[0073] 3. Valve switching and control module 31
[0074] Function: By controlling the airflow direction according to a preset timing sequence through the solenoid valve group, the alternating adsorption and desorption of the two towers in the separation module can be realized.
[0075] Structure: Includes 4-6 two-position two-way solenoid valves (such as SMC VX2120-01-5D1) and a timing control circuit board (based on STM32F407 chip).
[0076] Operating logic: The airflow is switched every 30-60 seconds to ensure continuous oxygen production, with a switching response time of ≤50ms.
[0077] 4. Separation Module 32
[0078] Function: It uses molecular sieves to adsorb nitrogen, thereby achieving oxygen-nitrogen separation and producing oxygen with a purity of 90%-96%.
[0079] Structure: Parallel dual-tower design (diameter 80-100mm, height 300mm), filled with 13X type molecular sieve (particle size 1.5-2mm, adsorption capacity ≥28ml / g).
[0080] Typical parameters: single-tower adsorption time 30 seconds, nitrogen adsorption rate ≥99%, oxygen yield ≥3L / min (at 0.4MPa pressure).
[0081] 5. Oxygen storage and buffer module 33
[0082] Function: Temporarily store separated oxygen, stabilize pressure (±0.02MPa) and flow rate, and avoid output fluctuations.
[0083] Structure: Stainless steel gas tank (volume 2-5L, working pressure 1.0MPa), equipped with a pressure sensor (such as MPX5010) to monitor the pressure in real time.
[0084] 6. Exhaust module 34
[0085] Function: To silently discharge desorbed nitrogen, carbon dioxide and other waste gases.
[0086] Structure: It consists of a muffler (impedance composite type, such as XQ-50, noise reduction ≥20dB) and an exhaust pipe, with the exhaust port facing the back or bottom of the equipment.
[0087] 7. Flow control and humidification output module 61
[0088] Function: Adjusts oxygen flow rate (1-5L / min adjustable) and humidifies oxygen (humidity maintained at 40%-60%).
[0089] structure:
[0090] Flow control: Electronic flow valves (such as Honeywell V4055A, with an adjustment accuracy of ±0.1L / min) are used.
[0091] Humidification component: connected to a home-style humidification water tank (7), the water tank is made of food-grade PP material (capacity 300ml, with water level sensor).
[0092] II. Portable Oxygen Concentrator Core Module (Oxygen Concentration Function Sub-module)
[0093] It has the same function as a home oxygen concentrator module, but is smaller and consumes less power:
[0094] Air intake submodule: Miniature filter (such as HEPA filter, size 30×20mm), adapted for portable air intake;
[0095] Air compression submodule: Miniature oil-free compressor (such as DC-12V-30W compressor, displacement 30L / min, weight ≤500g);
[0096] Separation sub-module: Small molecular sieve tower (30mm in diameter, 100mm in height, filled with 50g of 13X molecular sieve);
[0097] Flow control humidification output submodule: miniature flow valve (such as SMC VQ1000, flow rate 0.5-3L / min), portable humidification water tank (capacity 100ml, snap-on design).
[0098] III. Core Module of Pulse Oxygen Clip 1
[0099] 1. Blood oxygen detection module
[0100] Function: Detects blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) and pulse rate using a photoelectric sensor.
[0101] Structure: Includes red (660nm) and infrared (940nm) LEDs, photodiodes (such as the MAX30102 chip, integrating optical sensors and signal processing circuits).
[0102] Parameters: Measurement range SpO2 70%-100% (accuracy ±2%), pulse rate 30-240 beats / min (accuracy ±1 beat / min), response time ≤1 second.
[0103] 2. Wireless communication module
[0104] Function: Transmits blood oxygen data to a home oxygen concentrator using Bluetooth 5.0 (e.g., a BLE module).
[0105] CC2541), communication distance ≤10m, power consumption ≤10mA.
[0106] IV. Dynamic Oxygen Therapy Optimization System Module
[0107] 1. Respiratory monitoring unit
[0108] Microphone: Electret microphone (WM-61A), for collecting breath sounds, frequency response 20-2000Hz, used to identify breathing rate;
[0109] Piezoelectric film: PVDF film (28μm thick, model DT1-028K), which is attached to the corresponding position on the chest and senses the amount of moisture through deformation;
[0110] Millimeter-wave radar: 24GHz radar module (BGT24MTR11), detection range 0.5-5m, accuracy ±0.1m, used to monitor respiratory movement amplitude.
[0111] 2. AI Adjustment Unit
[0112] Core chip: Embedded AI chip (such as NVIDIA Jetson Nano, 4-core ARM Cortex-A57, 128-core GPU), running the TensorFlow Lite framework;
[0113] Algorithm model: A breathing pattern classification model based on LSTM network (training data includes 100,000+ breathing samples), with oxygen flow rate adjustment accuracy of ±0.1L / min and concentration adjustment range of 21%-96%.
[0114] 3. Pathological Model Unit
[0115] Digital twin model: constructed based on patient CT images and lung function test data (visualized using Unity 3D engine);
[0116] Reinforcement learning algorithm: PPO (Proximal Policy Optimization) algorithm, with an accuracy of ≥85% in predicting the risk of acute attacks and an early warning time of 1-4 hours.
[0117] V. Intelligent Environment Integration System Module
[0118] 1. Environmental Sensing Unit
[0119] Barometric pressure sensor: BMP280 (accuracy ±0.1hPa, measurement range 300-1100hPa), integrated into the control board;
[0120] GPS module: NEO-6M (positioning accuracy ≤2.5m, cold start time ≤25 seconds), with ceramic antenna;
[0121] Meteorological API Interface: Connects to Gaode Meteorological API to obtain real-time air pressure, altitude, and PM2.5 data (updated once every 10 minutes).
[0122] 2. Air pressure compensation unit
[0123] Core algorithm: Based on the ideal gas law (PV=nRT), calculate the oxygen partial pressure compensation value and adjust the air compression module pressure (compensation range ±0.2MPa).
[0124] 3. Pollution Response Unit
[0125] PM2.5 / VOC sensor: SDS011 (PM2.5 detection accuracy ±10μg / m³) 3 +TGS2600 (VOC detection range 0-100ppm);
[0126] Negative ion generator: ZL-8000 (negative ion concentration ≥ 5 million ions / cm³) 3 (Power consumption ≤ 5W), installed 10cm upstream of the air outlet.
[0127] VI. Medical-grade health central system module
[0128] 1. Vital Signs Extension Unit
[0129] ECG patch: Muse 2 (single-lead ECG, 256Hz sampling rate, Bluetooth transmission);
[0130] Non-invasive hemoglobin detection module: Masimo Radical-7 (detection range 7-25 g / dL, accuracy)
[0131] ±1g / dL);
[0132] Interface type: USB-C (wired) + Bluetooth 5.0 (wireless), supports simultaneous connection of 2 devices.
[0133] 2. Health Analysis Unit
[0134] Processor: ARM Cortex-A53 (4 cores, 1.5GHz), running MATLAB Health Toolbox;
[0135] Report generation: Automatically generates a PDF "Hypoxia-Cardiac Load Assessment Report" which includes 12 indicators such as blood oxygenation trend graph and heart rate variability analysis.
[0136] 3. Drug Synergistic Unit
[0137] Knowledge graph database: built based on PubMed literature (containing 500+ respiratory system drugs), stored in 16GBeMMC flash memory;
[0138] Prompt method: The OLED screen (2.4 inches, resolution 320×240) scrolls to display "It is recommended to check the blood concentration of aminophylline (normal range 10-20μg / mL)".
[0139] VII. Immersive Respiratory Rehabilitation System Module
[0140] 1. VR Rehabilitation Unit
[0141] Data synchronization module: Bluetooth 5.0 BLE module (CSR8675), synchronizing oxygen production flow rate and respiratory rate data (delay ≤50ms);
[0142] VR headset: Oculus Quest 2 (1832×1920 resolution / eye, 90Hz refresh rate), virtual scenes include 5 types such as "snow mountain climbing" and "forest walk";
[0143] Lung capacity assessment model: Based on respiratory flow sensor data (such as SFM3000, accuracy ±3%), dynamically adjust the scene difficulty (such as slope, wind speed).
[0144] 2. Biofeedback Unit
[0145] EEG headband: Muse S (7-channel EEG, sampling rate 256Hz), identifies alpha wave (8-13Hz) intensity;
[0146] Music generation module: Audio processing chip CS4344 (24bit / 192kHz), generates alpha wave synchronized music (tempo 60-80BPM);
[0147] Pulse synchronization: The central control module receives the music beat signal (TTL level) and adjusts the oxygen output pulse (with an error of ≤10ms with the beat).
[0148] VIII. Distributed Energy Management System Module
[0149] 1. Energy Management Unit
[0150] Photovoltaic data interface: RS485 module (Modbus protocol), for connecting to photovoltaic inverters (such as Huawei SUN2000-3KTL) for data transmission;
[0151] Electricity price period recognition: STM32F103 chip, stores local electricity price period table (can be updated via APP), molecular sieve deep regeneration time is 2 hours (energy consumption reduced by 30%).
[0152] 2. Emergency oxygen supply unit
[0153] PEM electrolysis cell: H-100 (oxygen production 100mL / min, working voltage 12V, requires distilled water (conductivity ≤10μS / cm);
[0154] Energy storage battery: 18650 lithium battery pack (12 series and 4 parallel, capacity 14.4V / 10Ah), supporting emergency oxygen supply for ≥4 hours after power failure;
[0155] Catalytic purification module: Pt-Ru catalyst (for removing hydrogen, purity ≥99.9%).
[0156] IX. Collective Intelligence Network System Module
[0157] 1. Data Sharing Unit
[0158] Differential privacy processing: A dedicated encryption chip (AES-256) adds Laplace noise (ε=1.0) to the blood oxygen data;
[0159] 5G module: SIMCom SIM8200G (download speed 3Gbps, upload speed 150Mbps), anonymously uploads data at 3 AM daily.
[0160] 2. Equipment Coordination Unit
[0161] Wireless communication: LoRa module SX1278 (communication distance 1-3km, spreading factor SF12);
[0162] Fault feature library: Stores pressure curves before molecular sieve failure (e.g., pressure drop rate of adsorption tower > 0.05 MPa / min), with early warning response time ≤ 5 minutes.
[0163] Finally, it should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and many variations are possible. All variations that can be directly derived or conceived by those skilled in the art from the disclosure of the present invention should be considered within the scope of protection of the present invention.
Claims
1. An intelligent oxygen concentrator for COPD patients, characterized in that, The invention includes a home oxygen concentrator, which is equipped with a portable oxygen concentrator (2) that can be inserted and removed. The home oxygen concentrator includes a main body shell (3), an air inlet (4), a display screen (5), a home-style oxygen outlet (6), a home-style humidification water tank (7), a storage drawer (8), and a power supply, a central control module, and an oxygen production function module group located inside the main body shell (3). The display screen (5), the power supply, the central control module, and the oxygen production function module group are electrically connected to each other. The oxygen production function module group includes an air intake module (41), an air compression module (42), a valve switching and control module (31), a separation module (32), an oxygen storage and buffer module (33), and an exhaust module (34). An air inlet (4) is located on the lower side of the main body shell (3) to introduce ambient air. The air enters the air intake module (41) through the air inlet (4), and then flows through the air compression module (42), valve switching and control module (31), and separation module (32) to complete oxygen and nitrogen separation. The enriched oxygen is introduced into the oxygen storage and buffer module (33) for temporary storage, and the nitrogen is discharged from the main body shell (3) through the exhaust module (34). The display screen (5) is embedded in the upper part of the main body shell (3) and arranged at an angle. It is electrically connected to the oxygen generation function module group and is used for parameter display and adjustment. The home-type humidification water tank (7) is installed in the middle chamber of the main body shell (3) through a drawer-type structure. The home-type humidification water tank (7), the oxygen generation function module group, and the flow control and humidification output module (61) are connected. The flow control and humidification output module (61) humidifies the output oxygen. The home-style oxygen outlet (6) is located on the right side of the main body shell (3) and is connected to the flow control and humidification output module (61) to output humidified oxygen; the storage drawer (8) is located at the bottom of the main body shell (3) and is physically isolated from the oxygen generation function module group for storing accessories.
2. The intelligent oxygen concentrator for COPD patients according to claim 1, characterized in that, The main body shell (3) is provided with a charging compartment on the top, and the portable oxygen concentrator (2) can be placed in the charging compartment on the top of the home oxygen concentrator for charging; The portable oxygen concentrator (2) includes a switch (21), a portable casing (24), a portable oxygen outlet (22), a portable humidification water tank (23), a portable air inlet, a water inlet (25), and a power supply, a central control module, and an oxygen-generating function sub-module located inside the portable casing (24). The switch (21), the power supply, the central control module, and the oxygen-generating function sub-module are electrically connected to each other. Each sub-module in the oxygen-generating function sub-module is configured the same as each module in the oxygen-generating function module group. The oxygen generation submodule includes an air intake submodule, an air compression submodule, a valve switching and control submodule, a separation submodule, an oxygen storage and buffering submodule, and an exhaust submodule to achieve integrated functions of air intake, compression, valve switching and control, separation, oxygen storage and buffering, exhaust, flow control and humidification output, and realize the principle of cooperation between the oxygen generation submodule and the home oxygen generator oxygen generation function module. The switch (21) is embedded on the top side of the portable housing (24) and is used to start and stop the equipment; the portable air inlet is opened on the lower side of the portable housing (24) to introduce ambient air into the oxygen generation function submodule. After the internal air intake, compression, valve switching control and separation process, the oxygen is enriched and temporarily stored in the oxygen storage and buffer submodule, and the nitrogen is discharged from the corresponding exhaust port of the portable housing (24) through the exhaust submodule. The inlet (25) is located on the side of the portable housing (24) and is connected to the portable humidification tank (23) for replenishing humidification water. The portable humidification tank (23) can be inserted into and removed from the portable housing (24). The portable humidification tank (23) is connected to the flow control humidification output submodule to humidify oxygen. The portable oxygen outlet (22) is located on the upper side of the portable housing (24) and is connected to the flow control humidification output submodule to output humidified oxygen.
3. An intelligent oxygen concentrator for COPD patients according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that, It also includes a pulse oximeter clip (1), which includes a detection port (11), a display area (12), a pulse oximeter clip shell (13), and a pulse oximeter detection module; the detection port (11) is located in the middle of the pulse oximeter clip shell (13) to accommodate the user's finger, the pulse oximeter detection module is built into the pulse oximeter clip shell (13) and its detection probe is set opposite to the detection port (11) to obtain the pulse oximeter data of the user's finger; the display area (12) is located on the outer surface of the pulse oximeter clip shell (13) and is electrically connected to the pulse oximeter detection module to display the detected pulse oximeter concentration and content data in real time; The pulse oximeter clip (1) can be placed on the wireless charging area on the top of the main body shell (3) for charging and battery life; the pulse oximeter clip (1) establishes a communication connection with the central control module of the home oxygen concentrator through Bluetooth or Wi-Fi wireless communication module, and transmits the detected pulse oximeter data to the home oxygen concentrator in real time. The home oxygen concentrator adjusts the oxygen output of the oxygen concentrator in real time according to the monitoring results; the home oxygen concentrator adjusts the oxygen output, oxygen concentration and oxygen flow rate of the oxygen concentrator in real time according to the received pulse oximeter data by its built-in AI algorithm model to meet the user's oxygen needs; when the pulse oximeter data is abnormal, the display area (12) of the pulse oximeter clip (1) can provide a prompt, and an alarm can also be issued through the display screen (5) of the home oxygen concentrator.
4. The intelligent oxygen concentrator for COPD patients according to claim 3, characterized in that, It also includes a dynamic oxygen therapy optimization system electrically connected to the central control module inside the home oxygen concentrator. The dynamic oxygen therapy optimization system includes a respiratory monitoring unit, an AI adjustment unit, and a pathological model unit. The respiratory monitoring unit integrates three types of sensors: a microphone, a piezoelectric film, and a millimeter-wave radar. It is installed on the inner side of the outer shell of the oxygen concentrator close to the user's breathing area and is used to collect respiratory rate, tidal volume, and blood oxygen saturation data in real time. The AI adjustment unit is connected to the respiratory monitoring unit through a data bus and has a built-in trained AI algorithm model. It can automatically adjust the oxygen flow rate and concentration according to the received respiratory data. In the nighttime sleep mode, it can identify sleep apnea events and trigger pulsed oxygen supply. The pathological model unit is electrically connected to the AI adjustment unit. It constructs a digital twin model based on the pre-recorded patient medical history, predicts the risk of acute attacks through reinforcement learning algorithms, and transmits the risk signal to the AI adjustment unit to adjust parameters in advance or directly trigger the alarm on the oxygen concentrator display screen (5).
5. The intelligent oxygen concentrator for COPD patients according to claim 4, characterized in that, It also includes an intelligent environmental fusion system electrically connected to the central control module within the home oxygen concentrator. This system comprises an environmental sensing unit, a pressure compensation unit, and a pollution response unit. The environmental sensing unit has a built-in pressure sensor and GPS module, and accesses meteorological API data via a wireless module to obtain real-time environmental pressure, geographical location, and meteorological parameters. The pressure compensation unit communicates with the environmental sensing unit, automatically calculating the oxygen partial pressure compensation curve based on the environmental pressure data and sending parameter adjustment commands to the central control module. The pollution response unit includes a PM2.5 / VOC sensor and a negative ion generator. The PM2.5 / VOC sensor is installed inside the air inlet, and the negative ion generator is integrated at the air outlet. When the sensor detects a pollution peak, the pollution response unit sends a signal to the central control module to increase the oxygen purity to 93% ± 3% and simultaneously activates the negative ion generator.
6. The intelligent oxygen concentrator for COPD patients according to claim 4, characterized in that, It also includes a medical-grade health central system electrically connected to the central control module inside the home oxygen concentrator. The medical-grade health central system includes a vital signs extension unit, a health analysis unit, and a drug coordination unit. The vital signs extension unit is equipped with a standard data interface and can connect to the ECG patch and non-invasive hemoglobin detection module via wired or wireless means to transmit the collected cardiovascular indicators and hemoglobin data to the health analysis unit. The health analysis unit, the vital signs extension unit, and the blood oxygen detection module are connected to each other. They cross-analyze the correlation between hypoxia data and cardiovascular indicators through AI algorithms, automatically generate reports, and store them in local memory. The drug coordination unit has a built-in respiratory system drug knowledge graph database, which is connected to the health analysis unit. When blood oxygen fluctuation data is detected, it outputs a blood drug concentration check prompt for a specific drug through the display screen (5).
7. The intelligent oxygen concentrator for COPD patients according to claim 4, characterized in that, It also includes an immersive respiratory rehabilitation system electrically connected to the central control module within the home oxygen concentrator. This immersive respiratory rehabilitation system comprises a VR rehabilitation unit and a biofeedback unit. The VR rehabilitation unit includes a data synchronization module and a scene control subunit. The data synchronization module connects to an external VR headset via a wireless protocol to transmit oxygen concentrator operation data in real time. The scene control subunit has a built-in lung capacity assessment model that dynamically adjusts the difficulty parameters of the virtual scene based on the user's lung capacity data, enabling visualization of breathing rhythm. The biofeedback unit connects to an EEG headband via Bluetooth, receives EEG signals, generates adaptive alpha wave music, and simultaneously sends pulse signals to the central control module, causing the oxygen output rhythm to resonate synchronously with the music beat.
8. The intelligent oxygen concentrator for COPD patients according to claim 4, characterized in that, It also includes a distributed energy management system electrically connected to the central control module inside the home oxygen generator. The distributed energy management system includes an energy management unit and an emergency oxygen supply unit. The energy management unit is equipped with a main control board and a photovoltaic data interface, and connects to the household photovoltaic system's power generation data via a wired connection. The emergency oxygen supply unit includes an energy storage battery pack and a PEM electrolyzer capable of holding distilled water. The emergency oxygen supply unit is connected to the power failure detection module of the main control board. The PEM electrolyzer and the energy storage battery pack are installed in the bottom independent chamber of the main body shell (3). When the power is off, the energy storage battery is controlled by the AI energy allocation algorithm to supply power to the PEM electrolyzer, decompose the backup distilled water to generate oxygen, and after being processed by the catalytic purification module of the PEM electrolyzer, it is delivered to the oxygen outlet.
9. An intelligent oxygen concentrator for COPD patients according to claim 4, characterized in that, It also includes a collective intelligence network system electrically connected to the central control module within the home oxygen concentrator. This collective intelligence network system comprises a data sharing unit and a device collaboration unit. The data sharing unit uses a differential privacy processing module to anonymize user blood oxygen data before uploading it to a regional health cloud platform via a 5G module, combining it with meteorological data to generate a respiratory disease risk map. The device collaboration unit, based on a federated learning framework, establishes a local wireless communication network with surrounding oxygen concentrators of the same type, shares a device fault feature database, and when it detects that a local molecular sieve is about to fail, it pushes maintenance warning information to surrounding intelligent oxygen concentrators and mobile control terminals via a broadcast protocol. Mobile control terminals include mobile phones and computers.
10. An intelligent oxygen concentrator for COPD patients according to claim 4 or 8, characterized in that, The AI includes a large language model, which is one or more of GPT-4, Claude, Llama2&3, and Gemini.
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