Roche Diagnostics International Ag

Roche Diagnostics Operations, Inc.

Roche Diabetes Care, Inc.

Roche Diagnostics Gmbh

F. Hoffmann-la Roche Ag

Marcel Frikart

Markus Jungen

Raymond Strickland

Markus Oberli

Jean-Noel Fehr

Michael J Celentano

Urs Anliker

Peter Sabol

Ulf Meiertoberens

Matthias Ehrsam

Urban Schnell

Harvey B Buck, Jr

Kurt Friedli

Christoph Rickert

Felix Lindner

Thomas Von Buren

Thomas Von Bueren

Philippe Frikart

Christian Frey

Andreas Brand

Bruno Anselmi

Raymond A Strickland

A portable personal medical device, e.g., a wearable insulin pump, is provided with a web server and is controllable over a network by a browser equipped client, thereby enabling comprehensive and comfortable control, operation and/or configuration of the device.

Web-enabled portable medical device

A patient system including a first patient device for being carried by a patient and a second patient device arranged remotely from the first patient device, wherein a user interface of the first patient device is provided separately from the first patient device on the second patient device.

System with a portable patient device and external operating part

An electronic device may communicate wirelessly with another electronic device. The electronic device may include a first processor configured to control only wireless communications with the another device but not operations associated only with the electronic device, a second processor configured to control the operations associated only with the electronic device but not the wireless communications with the another device, and a memory device connected between the first and second processors. The first and second processors may each be configured to exchange information with the memory device separately and independently of the exchange of information by the other of the first and second processors with the memory device.

Device and methods for optimizing communications between a medical device and a remote electronic device

A method for authenticating a medical device and a remote electronic device may include generating a PIN code by one device, capturing the generated PIN code with the other device, checking authentication of the PIN code, which is based at least in part on the captured PIN code, by the one device, generating a strong key by the one device, sending the strong key encrypted to the other device, checking authentication of the sent strong key by the one device, and upon successful authentication, storing the strong key in a memory of the one device and the other device. The roles of the medical device and the remote electronic device may be reversed in the authenticating method. The authenticating method may be preceded by a pairing process and/or followed by a binding process.

Method for pairing and authenticating one or more medical devices and one or more remote electronic devices

An electronic device may remotely control a medical device. The electronic device may include a wireless communication circuit configured to wirelessly communicate with the medical device, and a processor that receives from the medical device via the wireless communication circuit screen data generated by the medical device for display on a display device thereof and to control a display device of the electronic device according to the received screen data to display on the electronic device display the screen data generated by the medical device, to emulate at least some of a plurality of user keys of the medical device with selected ones of a plurality of user buttons of the electronic device, and to control the display device of the electronic device to display a map that relates emulated ones of the plurality of user keys to selected ones of the user buttons.

Apparatus and method for remotely controlling an ambulatory medical device

An electronic device () for processing information wirelessly received from another electronic device () or to be wirelessly sent to the another electronic device () may include a first processor () that controls only wireless communications with the another electronic device () and excluding operations associated only with the electronic device (), a second processor () that controls the operations associated only with the electronic device () and excluding the wireless communications with the another device (), and a clock circuit () that is separate and independent from the first and second processors () and that produces at least one timing signal that regulates synchronous exchange of the information between the first and second processors ().

Apparatus and method for processing wirelessly communicated information within an electronic device

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Bern, Switzerland

Marcel Frikart