Abstract: The invention relates to a wall bracket (1) for releasably securing a medical appliance and an appliance-specific connection element. The wall bracket comprises a housing (2) which has a front side (3), a rear side (16), two longitudinal sides (11a, 11b), a lower side (5) and an upper side (6). A connection geometry (4) for an appliance-specific connection element is arranged at the front side (3). A locking element (24) can be moved through an opening (23) of the connection geometry (4), wherein the locking element (24) can be moved by means of a lever (12) which is supported in the housing (2) between an open position and a locking position.

Abstract: In a method and system for monitoring the orientation of a laser scanner, the laser scanner repeatedly determines distances of the laser scanner from a plurality of measurement points on various planar external surfaces of a measurement object. All measurement objects have the same geometric form having planar external surfaces and are arranged such that the normal vectors of the external surfaces of all measurement objects have defined directions in a fixed first reference system. From the determined distances, the directions of normal vectors of external surfaces of the measurement object are determined, for each measurement object, in a second reference system relating to the laser scanner. A change to the orientation of the laser scanner is inferred when the direction of at least one normal vector in the second reference system changes significantly, for example by more than a specified angle.

Abstract: A fastening device for fastening an oxygen concentrator has a receiving body extending in a longitudinal direction. The receiving body has a facing side facing the oxygen concentrator and a facing-away side facing away from the oxygen concentrator. The receiving body has at least one receiving element on the facing side and at least one fixing device on the facing-away side. A securing device is arranged on the receiving body, wherein the securing device has a latching mechanism.

Abstract: An automation system for controlling a loading system and operating method for the loading system which loads or moves a load along a route, wherein a collision between the load and objects in the environment during the loading process is avoided, where a digital load image file describing a spatial overall extent of the load is provided, an environment image file is recorded cyclically via an imaging sensor system, a protective distance is added to data of the load image file to provide a collision model image file, a cutout file is provided as a virtually recorded image file with a viewing angle from the load as a function of the route, a differential image file is provided from the collision model image file and the cutout file via differentiation, and an evaluation step is performed via which the differential image file is examined for a possible collision.

Abstract: An automation system for controlling a loading system and operating method for the loading system which loads or moves a load along a route, wherein a collision between the load and objects in the environment during the loading process is avoided, where a digital load image file describing a spatial overall extent of the load is provided, an environment image file is recorded cyclically via an imaging sensor system, a protective distance is added to data of the load image file to provide a collision model image file, a cutout file is provided as a virtually recorded image file with a viewing angle from the load as a function of the route, a differential image file is provided from the collision model image file and the cutout file via differentiation, and an evaluation step is performed via which the differential image file is examined for a possible collision.

Abstract: An apparatus support, intended for fastening a mobile medical apparatus such as a defibrillator, an oxygen apparatus, a ventilator, a monitor, an infusion apparatus, an inhalation apparatus, an electrocardiograph, a transfusion pump, a life support system, an extracorporeal system, and a heart-lung machine, has a wall holder and a mounting plate. In the intended mounting state, the apparatus is oriented at least substantially or exactly horizontally and has upper and lower faces and side edges. The mounting plate has a fastening device for fastening a medical apparatus that is to be arranged on the upper face, and a damping device via which the mounting plate is fixed on the wall holder. The invention further relates to a medical assembly having such an apparatus support and having a medical apparatus as described above.

Abstract: The invention relates to a wall bracket (1) for releasably securing a medical appliance and an appliance-specific connection element. The wall bracket comprises a housing (2) which has a front side (3), a rear side (16), two longitudinal sides (11a, 11b), a lower side (5) and an upper side (6). A connection geometry (4) for an appliance-specific connection element is arranged at the front side (3). A locking element (24) can be moved through an opening (23) of the connection geometry (4), wherein the locking element (24) can be moved by means of a lever (12) which is supported in the housing (2) between an open position and a locking position.

Abstract: A holding device for holding a portable medical appliance and for introducing it into a mounting rail includes a main body with a main face and at least one guide element having a guide profile, the at least one guide element being formed along a longitudinal axis of the main body and extending from the main body in an insertion direction. The at least one guide element is introducible into a guide in the mounting rail. The holding device also includes at least one fixing member for fixing the portable medical appliance to the holding device via an adapter, a locking mechanism that is movable at least partially in the insertion direction between a first and second locking positions, and at least one clamping mechanism, the clamping mechanism being movable at least partially in the insertion direction between first and second clamping positions.

Abstract: An arrangement for the conversion of at least one detected force from the movement of a sensing unit into an auditory signal. The arrangement includes at least one sensor for generating a force signal from the at least one detected force. A processing unit is configured for converting the force signal into a digital auditory signal. An output unit for converting the digital auditory signal into an auditory signal is further included wherein the digital auditory signal includes in formation of acceleration, strength and duration of a single detected force. The present method is used for converting at least one detected force affecting an object into auditory signal, as well as the use of an arrangement according to the present invention for various entertainment and/or therapeutic purposes.

Abstract: An arrangement for the conversion of at least one detected force from the movement of a sensing unit into an auditory signal. The arrangement includes at least one sensor for generating a force signal from the at least one detected force. A processing unit is configured for converting the force signal into a digital auditory signal. An output unit for converting the digital auditory signal into an auditory signal is further included wherein the digital auditory signal includes in formation of acceleration, strength and duration of a single detected force. The present method is used for converting at least one detected force affecting an object into auditory signal, as well as the use of an arrangement according to the present invention for various entertainment and/or therapeutic purposes.

Abstract: A fastening device for fastening an oxygen concentrator has a receiving body extending in a longitudinal direction. The receiving body has a side facing the concentrator and a side facing away from the concentrator. The receiving body has at least one receiving element on the facing side and at least one fixing device on the facing-away side. A securing device is arranged on the receiving body, wherein the securing device has a latching mechanism.

Abstract: The invention relates to a device (10) for holding a pressure cylinder, the device (10) having a frame element (12), a cylinder space (14) for receiving a pressure cylinder and at least one band element (16) for securing a pressure cylinder in the cylinder space (14), the band element (16) being connected to the frame element (12), wherein at least one damping element (20) is connected to the band element (16), the damping element (20) being arranged between the cylinder space (14) and the frame element (12). In this way, the invention provides an improved device (10) for holding pressure cylinders, the device (10) preventing oscillations from being transmitted into the cylinder space (14).

Abstract: An apparatus support, intended for fastening a mobile medical apparatus such as a defibrillator, an oxygen apparatus, a ventilator, a monitor, an infusion apparatus, an inhalation apparatus, an electrocardiograph, a transfusion pump, a life support system, an extracorporeal system, and a heart-lung machine, has a wall holder and a mounting plate. In the intended mounting state, the apparatus is oriented at least substantially or exactly horizontally and has upper and lower faces and side edges. The mounting plate has a fastening device for fastening a medical apparatus that is to be arranged on the upper face, and a damping device via which the mounting plate is fixed on the wall holder. The invention further relates to a medical assembly having such an apparatus support and having a medical apparatus as described above.

Abstract: The invention relates to a device (10) for holding a pressure cylinder, the device (10) having a frame element (12), a cylinder space (14) for receiving a pressure cylinder and at least one band element (16) for securing a pressure cylinder in the cylinder space (14), the band element (16) being connected to the frame element (12), wherein at least one damping element (20) is connected to the band element (16), the damping element (20) being arranged between the cylinder space (14) and the frame element (12). In this way, the invention provides an improved device (10) for holding pressure cylinders, the device (10) preventing oscillations from being transmitted into the cylinder space (14).

Abstract: An arrangement for the conversion of at least one detected force from the movement of a sensing unit into an auditory signal. The arrangement includes at least one sensor for generating a force signal from the at least one detected force. A processing unit is configured for converting the force signal into a digital auditory signal. An output unit for converting the digital auditory signal into an auditory signal is further included wherein the digital auditory signal includes in formation of acceleration, strength and duration of a single detected force. The present method is used for converting at least one detected force affecting an object into auditory signal, as well as the use of an arrangement according to the present invention for various entertainment and/or therapeutic purposes.

Abstract: A holding device for holding a portable medical appliance and for introducing it into a mounting rail includes a main body with a main face and at least one guide element having a guide profile, the at least one guide element being formed along a longitudinal axis of the main body and extending from the main body in an insertion direction. The at least one guide element is introducible into a guide in the mounting rail. The holding device also includes at least one fixing means for fixing the portable medical appliance to the holding device via an adapter, a locking means that is movable at least partially in the insertion direction between a first and second locking positions, and at least one clamping means, the clamping means being movable at least partially in the insertion direction between first and second clamping positions.