Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Maquet Gmbh

Michael Mankopf

Volker Schmidt

Thomas Ehben

Tilo Christ

Jürgen Ruch

Michael Fruh

Michael Früh

A device and a method for the wireless control of a medical device () by means of a remote control (), in which via at least one first input unit () provided via a touchscreen of the remote control () at least one control information for activating and/or deactivating a control function for controlling the device () is input. At least one release information is input via a second input unit () of the remote control () which is independent of the first input unit (). When the control information is input, the control function is only activated and/or deactivated when the release information is input via the second input unit.

Method and device for the wireless control of a medical device

A method and system for monitoring the availability of medical aids for a patient. A first signal transmitter is mounted on the aid for transmitting first electromagnetic signals. A second signal transmitter is worn by the patient and has a warning device for outputting a warning signal which can be perceived by the patient. A receiving unit receives the first electromagnetic signals transmitted by the transmission unit. A control unit actuates the warning device to output the warning signal when the first electromagnetic signal is received and when a predetermined reception strength for the first electromagnetic signal is undershot and when a particular item of information associated with an operative state of the medical aid is transmitted with the first electromagnetic is received.

Warning system and method for monitoring the availability of medical aids for a patient

A system for automatically monitoring persons in a domestic environment by using sensors for detecting characteristic parameters which are supplied to a surveillance center which, if necessary, alerts an alarm center, particularly a service provider, the sensors detecting a plurality of domestic devices (including measuring devices) used or operated regularly and the sensor data being supplied personalized and automatically to the center which evaluates the incoming data by using an expert system with predetermined rules.

System for automatically monitoring persons in a domestic environment

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Möhrendorf, Germany

Michael Mankopf