Abstract: Medical devices and other modules configured in local computing environments can be detected, remotely managed, and integrated with a web application hosted on a server using standard communication protocols and a local agent. Such modules can include hardware devices, such as electrocardiograph (ECG) machines, centrifuges and the like, and/or software modules, such as Electronic Medical Records (EMR). The modules can be detected by a web browser receiving input which can be configured to be initiated by a sensor and/or Application Program Interface (API). The web browser, in turn, can communicate with the remote server for approval of the module. Upon approval, the server can establish a WebSocket communication channel through the browser to an agent executing in the local environment. The server can then push a device profile and/or commands to the agent, including a command to execute source code, and the agent, in turn, can collect data from, and/or execute commands with respect to, the module.

Abstract: Medical devices and other modules configured in local computing environments can be detected, remotely managed, and integrated with a web application hosted on a server using standard communication protocols and a local agent. Such modules can include hardware devices, such as electrocardiograph (ECG) machines, centrifuges and the like, and/or software modules, such as Electronic Medical Records (EMR). The modules can be detected by a web browser receiving input which can be configured to be initiated by a sensor and/or Application Program Interface (API). The web browser, in turn, can communicate with the remote server for approval of the module. Upon approval, the server can establish a WebSocket communication channel through the browser to an agent executing in the local environment. The server can then push a device profile and/or commands to the agent, including a command to execute source code, and the agent, in turn, can collect data from, and/or execute commands with respect to, the module.