Patent No. EP3551263 (titled "Inhalation Device With Integrated Electronics Module") was filed by Norton Waterford on Dec 5, 2017. The application was issued on Jun 10, 2020.
A drug delivery device with integrated electronics for monitoring and enhancing patient adherence and compliance. The device includes a sensor system, controller, and communication circuit that track usage conditions and parameters, such as dose preparation and delivery, and transmit data to external devices for further analysis. The electronics module is integrated into the device's mechanical components, enabling features like automated dosing tracking and alerts for non-compliance.

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