Device and procedure assistant
Staff ask how to use or clean a device, from the manufacturer’s own instructions.
Device makers add an on-device assistant that explains settings and alarms in plain words.
What does alarm E-12 mean?
Low battery. Connect the charger within 15 minutes. Readings continue until then.
How do I change the alarm volume?
Open Settings, then Sound, then Alarm volume. The minimum level is set by your care team.
Can I keep using it while charging?
Yes, per the instructions for use, as long as the charger is the approved one.
Alarm codes and settings on medical devices are hard to interpret without the manual. Many devices are used at home or in places with no network. Sending usage questions to the cloud is not an option for many device makers.
Medical device makers, and the staff and patients who use their devices.
The maker trains the assistant on the device’s instructions for use and alarm tables.
The model is compressed to fit the device, so it answers with no network.
Updates follow the maker’s own release and approval process.
Users understand what an alarm means and what to do.
At home, in transport or on a ward, with no connection.
Nothing the user asks leaves the device.
Any assistant inside a medical device follows the maker’s own regulatory process. We support the maker with documentation for that.
Only what the maker allows. Many makers keep it to explanations only.
It is sized for the device’s chip and memory during the evaluation phase.
Pick one team and one use case. We’ll have it running on your own devices in weeks.
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