Automatic pill dispenser supporting correct medication dosing

The paper presents an automatic pill dispenser used to support people taking regular doses of medications, as well as people who want to make it easier for themselves to properly dose dietary supplements. This is a system of two devices, which were called: PROGRAMATOR and LEKOMAT. The assumptions of the designed devices were transparency of operation, reliability and ease of use, because they assume that they will be used by people who suffer from various types of pain, disorders (e.g. vision), or lack of full motor coordination. It was assumed that data on how much, what medications and at what time were dispensed will be saved on a medium that the user will enter into the device. Only a person authorized to modify them will have access to this data, and the user will only be able to take medications independently according to a previously established pill dosing schedule.

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Journal of Automation Electronics and Electrical Engineering
Published
2025-05-29
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https://doi.org/10.24136/jaeee.2025.008
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Intravenous Infusion Technology and Safety
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Automatic pill dispenser supporting correct medication dosing

K. Krzysztoszek, Daniel Pietruszczak, M. Ĺüft, Damian Kusak
Journal of Automation Electronics and Electrical Engineering
Intravenous Infusion Technology and Safety
article

Automatic pill dispenser supporting correct medication dosing

K. Krzysztoszek, Daniel Pietruszczak, M. Ĺüft, Damian Kusak
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Abstract

The paper presents an automatic pill dispenser used to support people taking regular doses of medications, as well as people who want to make it easier for themselves to properly dose dietary supplements. This is a system of two devices, which were called: PROGRAMATOR and LEKOMAT. The assumptions of the designed devices were transparency of operation, reliability and ease of use, because they assume that they will be used by people who suffer from various types of pain, disorders (e.g. vision), or lack of full motor coordination. It was assumed that data on how much, what medications and at what time were dispensed will be saved on a medium that the user will enter into the device. Only a person authorized to modify them will have access to this data, and the user will only be able to take medications independently according to a previously established pill dosing schedule.

Journal of Automation Electronics and Electrical EngineeringVol. 7(2)
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