Abstract: Embodiments herein describe tracking the use of medical devices to update their remaining life. In addition to tracking the remaining life of the overall device, the embodiments herein can track the remaining life of each component which may be greater than the life of the medical device. Unlike typical modular devices which are replaced after they break or exceed their expected life, one-time use (or limited use) medical devices may be limited to use by a specific patient before they are discarded. The embodiments herein can use communication between healthcare providers and a tracker database to track the usage of a medical device and update the remaining life of its components to identify components that can be recycled after the medical device is no longer being used.

Abstract: Various aspects of the subject technology related to systems, methods, and machine-readable media for utilizing an inhaler monitoring system is provided. The inhaler monitoring system may include a medicament device configured to provide medication to a user. The medicament device may include a mouthpiece, wherein the mouthpiece comprise a sensor configured to measure an airflow through the mouthpiece and generate a signal associated with the airflow. The sensor can be oriented parallel to the airflow through the mouthpiece. The system may include a processor and memory that stores instructions. The instructions can cause the processor to transmit the signal from the sensor, and facilitate an artificial reality environment. The system can include an artificial reality headset configured to permit the user to interact in the artificial reality environment.

Abstract: Embodiments herein describe tracking the use of medical devices to update their remaining life. In addition to tracking the remaining life of the overall device, the embodiments herein can track the remaining life of each component which may be greater than the life of the medical device. Unlike typical modular devices which are replaced after they break or exceed their expected life, one-time use (or limited use) medical devices may be limited to use by a specific patient before they are discarded. The embodiments herein can use communication between healthcare providers and a tracker database to track the usage of a medical device and update the remaining life of its components to identify components that can be recycled after the medical device is no longer being used.