Detection Device Administration Server for Real-Time Health Data Interconnection
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing health management systems struggle with real-time data interconnection and information sharing with third-party platforms, leading to potential data loss and ineffective screening, filing, and management of resident health records.
Innovation Solution
A data processing method and system that enables communication between detection devices, a detection device administration server, user terminals, and network servers, allowing for real-time transmission and integration of detection data, and facilitating data sharing with third-party platforms.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Loss of information
If existing health management systems are used, then basic health data collection is possible, but real-time data interconnection and information sharing with third-party platforms cannot be achieved, leading to data loss and ineffective management
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces an administration server as an intermediary component that mediates between detection devices, user terminals, and third-party platforms. This server establishes standardized communication interfaces and protocols, enabling real-time data interconnection without requiring direct complex integrations between all system components, thereby preventing data loss while maintaining manageable system complexity
Solution Approach 2:
The administration server provides universal data collection, transmission, and management capabilities that work across multiple detection devices and third-party platforms. By creating a multi-functional centralized system, the patent enables real-time information sharing with external platforms while avoiding the need for each device to implement separate complex integration solutions
2Speed
If detection devices are bound to user terminals through identification information, then real-time data transmission is enabled, but the system requires complex communication protocols and data binding mechanisms
Solution Approach 1:
The administration server acts as a mediator that simplifies the binding process between detection devices and user terminals. It manages identification information and establishes communication channels, enabling real-time data transmission while abstracting away the complex communication protocols from end-users and reducing overall system complexity
3Productivity
If health management systems lack real-time data interconnection, then system implementation is simpler, but effective screening, filing, and management of resident health records cannot be achieved
Solution Approach 1:
The administration server serves as a central intermediary that collects, processes, and distributes health data in real-time between detection devices and third-party platforms. This enables efficient screening, filing, and management of health records through standardized data flows, achieving high productivity while keeping individual system components relatively simple through the mediation of the central server
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AI summary
A data processing method, a detection device administration server, a user terminal, a network server, and a data processing system are provided. The data processing method is applicable to a detection device administration server and includes: communicating with a first detection device; sending, in response to a user terminal of a user binding the first detection device through first identification information of the first detection device, a first detection request to the first detection device; and receiving, after the user completes the first detection, first detection data sent by the first detection device.