OMOM RC Robotic Capsule Endoscopy System
OMOM RC offers a safe, noninvasive, and fully automated diagnostic gastroscopy, allowing not only gastroscopy but a thorough check of the small bowel, in just one sitting, due to its extended capsule battery life. The system consists of a Robotic Movement Unit, a Control Console (with reporting software), a Recording Unit and the disposable Robotic Capsule.
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Introducing OMOM RC
The Components OMOM RC offers a safe, noninvasive, and fully automated diagnostic gastroscopy, allowing not only gastroscopy but a thorough check of the small bowel, in just one sitting, due to its extended capsule battery life. The system consists of a Robotic Movement Unit, a Control Console (with reporting software), a Recording Unit and the disposable Robotic Capsule. |
| 1. Robotic Movement Unit The Robotic Movement System is integrated with the examination bed. Upper and lower magnetic fields are located in the robotic arm and examination bed, functioning together to control capsule motion. During the examination, there is no need for the patient to change position. |
| 2. Control Console The Control Console serves as the control center. When connected with the Robotic Movement Unit, health- care professionals can start the gastric examination automatically by simply pressing the AUTO button on the Control Console after the patient is ready. Manual mode is also available in case doctors want to control the capsule manually. The Control Console is installed with VUE Smart software for reporting. |
| 3. Recording Unit Recorder with antenna will receive images captured by capsule with radiofrequency technology. |
| 4. Robotic Capsule Robotic Capsule contains ingenious magnetic module, allowing to be navigated easily and accurately. After completing the gastric examination, the capsule could continue its journey to the small bowel by peristalsis when equipped with an extended battery. |
How Automatic Control Achieved?
Fully Automated, OMOMRC has revolutionized capsule movement control.
Proprietary algorithms have been developed to detect the anatomical gastric landmarks. Those algorithms have been pre-programmed into the control system to automatically guide the Robotic Movement Unit to navigate the capsule. The capsule is moved in translational and rotational direction to capture the gastric images until the full gastric coverage is achieved when the Robotic Movement Unit stops automatically.
All six gastric anatomical landmarks, cardia, fundus, body, angulus, antrumand pylorus, are covered. It takes about 12 minutes to complete the qastric examination.
VUE SmartAssisted Diagnosis
During a gastric examination, eight types of focal lesions (gastritis, polyps, tumors, ulcers, erosionsxanthomas, telangiectasia and diverticulum) can be detected and taaged with real-time displav, In addition, intelligent abnomality detection assists in quick and accurate diagnosis.
Procedure Steps
| Step 1: Preparation |
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| Step 2: Inspection |
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| Step 3: Report |
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Patient drinks 1 liter of water.
Wear antenna belt with recorder.
Ingest the capsule and lay flat on the examination bed.
Doctor presses 'AUTO’ button on the console for automatic gastric examination.
Real-time monitoring with pathological descriptions.
Robotic Movement Unit stops automatically when completing visualization of stomach.
Data download.
VUE Smart assisted reading.
Generate the report.
Specifications
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Robotic Movement Unit
Control Console
Robotic Capsule
Recording Unit
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