Patents by Inventor Andreas Raabe
Andreas Raabe has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20230400508Abstract: A health monitoring, assessing and response system includes an interface and a controller. The interface is configured to receive a signal from a sensor disposed in a substrate processing system. The controller includes a health index module. The health index module is configured to perform an algorithm including: obtaining a window and a boundary threshold; monitoring the signal output from the sensor; determining whether the signal has crossed the boundary threshold; updating a health index component, where the health index component is a binary value and transitioned between HIGH and LOW values in response to the signal crossing the boundary threshold; and generating a health index value based on the health index component and decreasing the health index value from 100% to 0% over a duration of at least the window. The controller is configured to perform a countermeasure based on the health index value.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 3, 2021Publication date: December 14, 2023Inventors: Bridget Hill FREESE, Scott BALDWIN, Justin TANG, Raymond CHAU, Thor Andreas RAABE, Robert J. STEGER, Lin ZHU
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Publication number: 20220361959Abstract: The present invention relates to a medical system (100) for determining a coordinate transformation between a coordinate system (INN1) of an internal structure (I1) inside a physical object (1) and a coordinate system (IMA) of a 3D image or model thereof.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 6, 2020Publication date: November 17, 2022Inventors: Stefan Weber, Andreas Raabe
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Publication number: 20160015434Abstract: The present invention relates to a cap device for closing a hole, particularly a burr hole, in a bone, particularly a skull, of a human or an animal, comprising a frame member for fastening the cap device to the bone, and a cap member for covering the hole. According to the invention, the cap member is integrally connected to the frame member, so that the cap member can be bent away from the frame member, particularly for allowing passage of a catheter through said hole.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 15, 2014Publication date: January 21, 2016Applicant: UNIVERSITAT BERNInventors: Lennard STIEGLITZ, Andreas RAABE
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Patent number: 8810907Abstract: A microscopy system and method allow observing a fluorescent substance accumulated in a tissue. The tissue can be observed at a same time both with visible light and with fluorescent light. It is possible to observe a series of previously recorded fluorescent light images in superposition with the visible light images. An end of the series of images may be automatically determined. A thermal protective filter may be inserted into a beam path of an illuminating system at such automatically determined end of the series. Further, the fluorescent light image may be analyzed for identifying a coherent fluorescent portion thereof. A representation of a periphery line of the coherent portion may be generated, and depths profile data may be obtained only from the coherent portion. An illuminating light beam for exciting the fluorescence may be modulated for improving a contrast of fluorescent images.Type: GrantFiled: July 29, 2011Date of Patent: August 19, 2014Assignee: Carl Zeiss Meditec AGInventors: Michael Haisch, Christoph Hauger, Hartmut Wolf, Joachim Hug, Schwarz Brigitta, Gerhard Gaida, Andreas Raabe
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Patent number: 8705042Abstract: A microscopy system and a microscopy method are provided for observing a fluorescent substance accumulated in a tissue. The microscopy system comprises a filter allowing to observe the tissue at a same time both with visible light and with fluorescent light. It is possible to observe a series of previously recorded fluorescent light images in superposition with the visible light images. An end of the series of images may be automatically determined. A thermal protective filter may be inserted into a beam path of an illuminating system at such automatically determined end of the series.Type: GrantFiled: May 24, 2012Date of Patent: April 22, 2014Assignee: Carl Zeiss Meditec AGInventors: Michael Haisch, Christoph Hauger, Harmut Wolf, Joachim Hug, Brigitta Schwarz, Gerhard Gaida, Andreas Raabe
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Publication number: 20120249771Abstract: A microscopy system and a microscopy method are provided for observing a fluorescent substance accumulated in a tissue. The microscopy system comprises a filter allowing to observe the tissue at a same time both with visible light and with fluorescent light. It is possible to observe a series of previously recorded fluorescent light images in superposition with the visible light images. An end of the series of images may be automatically determined. A thermal protective filter may be inserted into a beam path of an illuminating system at such automatically determined end of the series.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 24, 2012Publication date: October 4, 2012Applicants: Klinikum der Johann Wolfgang Goethe Universitaet Frankfurt, CARL ZEISS MEDITEC AGInventors: Michael Haisch, Christoph HAUGER, Hartmut WOLF, Joachim HUG, Schwarz Brigitta, Gerhard Gaida, Andreas Raabe
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Publication number: 20120194663Abstract: A microscopy system and method allow observing a fluorescent substance accumulated in a tissue. The tissue can be observed at a same time both with visible light and with fluorescent light. It is possible to observe a series of previously recorded fluorescent light images in superposition with the visible light images. An end of the series of images may be automatically determined. A thermal protective filter may be inserted into a beam path of an illuminating system at such automatically determined end of the series. Further, the fluorescent light image may be analyzed for identifying a coherent fluorescent portion thereof. A representation of a periphery line of the coherent portion may be generated, and depths profile data may be obtained only from the coherent portion. An illuminating light beam for exciting the fluorescence may be modulated for improving a contrast of fluorescent images.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 29, 2011Publication date: August 2, 2012Applicant: CARL ZEISS SURGICAL GMBHInventors: Michael HAISCH, Christoph HAUGER, Hartmut WOLF, Joachim HUG, Schwarz Brigitta, Gerhard GAIDA, Andreas RAABE
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Patent number: 8189201Abstract: A microscopy system and method allow observing a fluorescent substance accumulated in a tissue. The tissue can be observed at a same time both with visible light and with fluorescent light. It is possible to observe a series of previously recorded fluorescent light images in superposition with the visible light images. An end of the series of images may be automatically determined. A thermal protective filter may be inserted into a beam path of an illuminating system at such automatically determined end of the series. Further, the fluorescent light image may be analyzed for identifying a coherent fluorescent portion thereof. A representation of a periphery line of the coherent portion may be generated, and depths profile data may be obtained only from the coherent portion. An illuminating light beam for exciting the fluorescence may be modulated for improving a contrast of fluorescent images.Type: GrantFiled: February 25, 2009Date of Patent: May 29, 2012Assignee: Carl Zeiss Meditec AGInventors: Michael Haisch, Christoph Hauger, Hartmut Wolf, Joachim Hug, Schwarz Brigitta, Gerhard Gaida, Andreas Raabe
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Publication number: 20110168914Abstract: A microscopy system and method are provided allowing observing a fluorescent substance accumulated in a tissue. The tissue can be observed at a same time both with visible light and with fluorescent light. It is possible to observe a series of previously recorded fluorescent light images in superposition with the visible light images. An end of the series of images may be automatically determined. A thermal protective filter may be inserted into a beam path of an illuminating system at such automatically determined end of the series. Further, the fluorescent light image may be analyzed for identifying a coherent fluorescent portion thereof. A representation of a periphery line of the coherent portion may be generated, and depths profile data may be obtained only from the coherent portion. An illuminating light beam for exciting the fluorescence may be modulated for improving a contrast of fluorescent images.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 28, 2011Publication date: July 14, 2011Applicant: CARL ZEISS SURGICAL GMBHInventors: Michael HAISCH, Christoph HAUGER, Harmut WOLF, Joachim HUG, Schwarz BRIGITTA, Gerhard GAIDA, Andreas RAABE
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Publication number: 20100097618Abstract: A microscopy system and method allow observing a fluorescent substance accumulated in a tissue. The tissue can be observed at a same time both with visible light and with fluorescent light. It is possible to observe a series of previously recorded fluorescent light images in superposition with the visible light images. An end of the series of images may be automatically determined. A thermal protective filter may be inserted into a beam path of an illuminating system at such automatically determined end of the series. Further, the fluorescent light image may be analyzed for identifying a coherent fluorescent portion thereof. A representation of a periphery line of the coherent portion may be generated, and depths profile data may be obtained only from the coherent portion. An illuminating light beam for exciting the fluorescence may be modulated for improving a contrast of fluorescent images.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 25, 2009Publication date: April 22, 2010Inventors: Michael Haisch, Christoph Hauger, Hartmut Wolf, Joachim Hug, Schwarz Brigitta, Gerhard Gaida, Andreas Raabe
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Patent number: 7580185Abstract: A microscopy system and method allow observing a fluorescent substance accumulated in a tissue. The tissue can be observed at a same time both with visible light and with fluorescent light. It is possible to observe a series of previously recorded fluorescent light images in superposition with the visible light images. An end of the series of images may be automatically determined. A thermal protective filter may be inserted into a beam path of an illuminating system at such automatically determined end of the series. Further, the fluorescent light image may be analyzed for identifying a coherent fluorescent portion thereof. A representation of a periphery line of the coherent portion may be generated, and depths profile data may be obtained only from the coherent portion. An illuminating light beam for exciting the fluorescence may be modulated for improving a contrast of fluorescent images.Type: GrantFiled: August 28, 2003Date of Patent: August 25, 2009Assignee: Carl Zeiss Surgical GmbHInventors: Michael Haisch, Christoph Hauger, Gerhard Gaida, Andreas Raabe
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Patent number: 7570987Abstract: The invention relates to a method for registering an image data set for visualizing internal areas of the body. The method can include determining the relative position of an imaging device and of an external body part associated with an internal area of the body and producing an image data set for the internal area of the body by means of the imaging device. The spatial position of the external body part is determined and the image data of the internal area of the body are registered or assigned according to relative position, with respect to the spatial position of the external body part, on the basis of the relative positional information.Type: GrantFiled: March 30, 2004Date of Patent: August 4, 2009Assignee: BrainLAB AGInventors: Andreas Raabe, Niels Frielinghaus, Jens Witte
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Publication number: 20080013166Abstract: A microscopy system and a microscopy method are provided for observing a fluorescent substance accumulated in a tissue. The microscopy system comprises a filter allowing to observe the tissue at a same time both with visible light and with fluorescent light. It is possible to observe a series of previously recorded fluorescent light images in superposition with the visible light images. An end of the series of images may be automatically determined. A thermal protective filter may be inserted into a beam path of an illuminating system at such automatically determined end of the series. Further, the fluorescent light image may be analyzed for identifying a coherent fluorescent portion thereof. A representation of a periphery line of the coherent portion may be generated, and depths profile data may be obtained only from the coherent portion. An illuminating light beam for exciting the fluorescence may be modulated for improving a contrast of fluorescent images.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 19, 2007Publication date: January 17, 2008Inventors: Michael Haisch, Christoph Hauger, Hartmut Wolf, Joachim Hug, Schwarz Brigitta, Gerhard Gaida, Andreas Raabe
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Publication number: 20050010099Abstract: The invention relates to a method for registering an image data set for visualizing internal areas of the body. The method can include determining the relative position of an imaging device and of an external body part associated with an internal area of the body and producing an image data set for the internal area of the body by means of the imaging device. The spatial position of the external body part is determined and the image data of the internal area of the body are registered or assigned according to relative position, with respect to the spatial position of the external body part, on the basis of the relative positional information.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 30, 2004Publication date: January 13, 2005Inventors: Andreas Raabe, Niels Frielinghaus, Jens Witte
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Publication number: 20040109231Abstract: A microscopy system and a microscopy method are provided for observing a fluorescent substance accumulated in a tissue. The microscopy system comprises a filter allowing to observe the tissue at a same time both with visible light and with fluorescent light. It is possible to observe a series of previously recorded fluorescent light images in superposition with the visible light images. An end of the series of images may be automatically determined. A thermal protective filter may be inserted into a beam path of an illuminating system at such automatically determined end of the series. Further, the fluorescent light image may be analyzed for identifying a coherent fluorescent portion thereof. A representation of a periphery line of the coherent portion may be generated, and depths profile data may be obtained only from the coherent portion. An illuminating light beam for exciting the fluorescence may be modulated for improving a contrast of fluorescent images.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 28, 2003Publication date: June 10, 2004Applicants: Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung trading as Carl Zeiss, Klinikum der Johann Wolfgang Goethe Universitaet FrankfurtInventors: Michael Haisch, Christoph Hauger, Hartmut Wolf, Joachim Hug, Schwarz Brigitta, Gerhard Gaida, Andreas Raabe