M.i.tech Co., Ltd.

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Bong Seok Jang

Ho Jung Yun

Hun Kuk Park

Jong Pil Moon

Jong Hyeon Han

So Mi Ji

Kyoung Sub Shin

Makoto Kobayashi

A management system using behavior pattern recognition according to the present disclosure includes a user-behavior measurement unit configured to continuously detect a behavior of a user; a system server connected to the user-behavior measurement unit and configured to analyze and pattern the behavior of the user; and a manager terminal configured to receive and monitor behavior pattern information of the user generated by the system server, where the user is a worker, and the user-behavior measurement unit receives the behavior of the user from a sensor or a user terminal.

Management system using behavior pattern recognition

The present invention relates to a multi-hole stent for digestive organs, the multi-hole stent including: a body configured to form a plurality of cells through the intersection of wires and to be provided in a hollow cylindrical shape; and a film configured to be installed in contact with the inner surface of the body; wherein one or more discharge holes are formed in the film. The multi-hole stent for digestive organs is placed in a stenotic region in a biliary track, and can thus secure a discharge path by restoring a narrowed diameter. Furthermore, the film is installed on the inner surface of the body, and can thus prevent the entry of a lesion into the stent and re-stenosis attributable to the growth of the lesion and can thus provide discharge paths for body fluids generated from side branches through the discharge holes formed in the film.

Multi-hole stent for digestive organs

The present invention relates to a stent and a method for manufacturing the same. The stent includes: a first hollow cylindrical body portion formed by weaving a metal wire; a second hollow cylindrical body portion formed by weaving a metal wire, and configured to surround the first body portion; an expanded portion configured to form two adjacent ends of the first body portion and the second body portion integrally; and a membrane inserted between the first body portion and the second body portion, and configured to surround the outside of the first body portion. According to the present invention, there is no risk of the film being torn when the stent is bent, an additional connection wire is not required, the process of manufacturing the stent is simple, and the costs required for the manufacture of the stent are not high.

Method for manufacturing stent

The present invention relates to a drug-releasing biodegradable stent. The drug-releasing biodegradable stent includes: a first stent structure configured to have a plurality of cells by means of the wire crossing pattern of a woven structure and be provided in a hollow cylindrical shape by weaving a metal wire made of a shape-memory alloy in a specific pattern on a jig; and a second stent structure formed as a 3D print that is provided to have a plurality of cells by means of the wire crossing pattern of a printed structure and also have a hollow cylindrical shape by performing 3D printing using a printing material including a biodegradable polymer and a drug, and disposed such that it covers the outer circumferential surface of the first stent structure or the outer circumferential surface thereof is covered with the first stent structure.

Drug-releasing biodegradable stent

The present invention relates to a connection stent and a method of manufacturing the stent. The connection stent includes: a body configured to form a plurality of cells through the intersection of wires, and provided in a hollow cylindrical shape; an upper head formed to extend from one end of the body to have a diameter larger than that of the body; and a lower head formed to extend from a remaining end of the body to have a diameter larger than that of the body. The upper head and the lower head are respectively placed to come into contact with insides of heterogeneous tissues. Accordingly, according to the present invention, there can be manufactured a stent which can connect heterogeneous tissues and form a bypass and which can provide sufficient expansion force and minimum axial force for the maintenance of the bypass formed as described above.

Stent for connecting adjacent tissues and manufacturing method thereof

The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a stent, the method using a jig in which detachable protruding pins are installed at all respective location points at which circumference division lines and length division lines intersect each other, the method forming cells through intersection of wire by setting any one of the location points as a start point and repeatedly bending and moving the wire from the start point upward and downward to pass over the protruding pins located in diagonal directions, wherein a first stent woven such that intersection portions formed through the intersection of a wire are spaced apart from each other in a diagonal direction and arranged one for each length division line and a second stent woven to maintain the structural stability of the first stent and to prevent the first stent from being twisted can be provided as a single stent.

The present invention relates to a stent and a method for manufacturing the same. The stent includes: a first hollow cylindrical body portion formed by weaving a metal wire; a second hollow cylindrical body portion formed by weaving a metal wire, and configured to surround the first body portion; an integral portion configured to form two adjacent ends of the first body portion and the second body portion integrally; and a membrane inserted between the first body portion and the second body portion, and configured to surround the outside of the first body portion. According to the present invention, there is no risk of the film being torn when the stent is bent, an additional connection wire is not required, the process of manufacturing the stent is simple, and the costs required for the manufacture of the stent are not high.

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Osan-si, South Korea

Bong Seok Jang