Eoflow Co., Ltd.

Inwook Bin

Daejong Park

Seungha Kim

Hyunduk Roh

Sangjin Han

Ho Min Jeon

Ian G Welsford

A medical liquid infusion apparatus includes: a housing provided such that an interior thereof is at least partially open at a first time point and is sealed at a second time point later than the first time point; a needle assembly located in the housing and provided such that at least a portion thereof is discharged to an outside of the housing at a third time point later than the second time point by a user's operation; a reservoir that is sealed in the housing after the second time point, receives a medical liquid, and is fluidly connected to the needle assembly; a driving module that is sealed in the housing after the second time point, interposed between the needle assembly and the reservoir, and generates a driving force for discharging the medical liquid after the third time point; a battery module sealed in the housing after the second time point; and a control module that is sealed in the housing after the second time point, and electrically connected to a transmission module and the battery module after the third time point so as to control the driving module.

Liquid medicine injection device

An insulin patch control method and a device therefor are provided. An insulin patch control method and a device therefor are provided. The insulin patch control method according to one embodiment of the present invention comprises the steps of: obtaining, from an insulin patch, blood glucose information measured by a blood glucose sensor; inputting the obtained blood glucose information into a first neural network; estimating a pump parameter of the insulin patch on the basis of output data of the first neural network; and simulating the insulin patch by inputting the blood sugar information and the pump parameter into a second neural network.

Method for controlling artificial pancreas including insulin patch and device therefor

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Yongin-si, South Korea

Inwook Bin