Abstract: A computer apparatus and computer-implemented process for generating a batch record (BR) from a master batch record (MBR) during manufacture of a batch of pharmaceutical product. In the control software, a graphical analysis interface is provided for processing graphs of spectroscopic or chromatographic analysis. A group of fields in the MBR is assigned to the analysis. The operator wears an augmented reality headset and uses this to capture an image of a graph from an instrument display. The graph image is then processed to extract the graph and its metadata, and then further processed to find peaks and assign attribute labels to the peaks, and thus populate the analysis fields. Overlay images are then transmitted to AR headset to present to the operator the populated analysis fields. The operator then accepts or rejects the populated analysis fields by issuing user interface commands.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for measuring the volume of liquid contained in a syringe having a barrel with a barrel flange and a barrel bottom surface and plunger with a plunger flange. An image of the syringe is captured and processed to determine a length dimension of the syringe that is characteristic of its model. The length dimension determined from the image processing is used to look up the syringe model in a dataset that stores the relevant length dimension for each syringe model. The dataset also stores, for each syringe model, calibration values representing the volume of liquid contained in the syringe at each of at least two plunger positions. The volume of liquid held in the syringe is determined from the plunger position obtained by processing the image to determine the distance between the barrel flange or barrel bottom surface and plunger flange and the calibration values.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for measuring the volume of liquid contained in a syringe having a barrel) with a barrel flange and a barrel bottom surface and plunger with a plunger flange. An image of the syringe is captured and processed to determine a length dimension of the syringe that is characteristic of its model. The length dimension determined from the image processing is used to look up the syringe model in a dataset that stores the relevant length dimension for each syringe model. The dataset also stores, for each syringe model, calibration values representing the volume of liquid contained in the syringe at each of at least two plunger positions. The volume of liquid held in the syringe can be determined from the plunger position obtained by processing the image, more specifically from the distance between the barrel flange or barrel bottom surface and plunger flange.

Abstract: A computer apparatus and computer-implemented process for generating a batch record (BR) from a master batch record (MBR) during manufacture of a batch of pharmaceutical product. In the control software, a graphical analysis interface is provided for processing graphs of spectroscopic or chromatographic analysis. A group of fields in the MBR is assigned to the analysis. The operator wears an augmented reality headset and uses this to capture an image of a graph from an instrument display. The graph image is then processed to extract the graph and its metadata, and then further processed to find peaks and assign attribute labels to the peaks, and thus populate the analysis fields. Overlay images are then transmitted to AR headset to present to the operator the populated analysis fields. The operator then accepts or rejects the populated analysis fields by issuing user interface commands.

Abstract: A computer apparatus and computer-implemented process for generating a batch record (BR) from a master batch record (MBR) during manufacture of a batch of pharmaceutical product. In the control software, a graphical analysis interface is provided for processing graphs of spectroscopic or chromatographic analysis. A group of fields in the MBR is assigned to the analysis. The operator wears an augmented reality headset and uses this to capture an image of a graph from an instrument display. The graph image is then processed to extract the graph and its metadata, and then further processed to find peaks and assign attribute labels to the peaks, and thus populate the analysis fields. Overlay images are then transmitted to AR headset to present to the operator the populated analysis fields. The operator then accepts or rejects the populated analysis fields by issuing user interface commands.