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Intelligent capture and routing of data from any edge diagnostic devices/test kits
With TIBCO platform, you can register and interact with IoT Device Farm to process derived data and store the data as needed to analyze and address a large number of analytical use cases extending any layer of its architecture.
Specifically, TIBCO offers open source, cloud-native, and vendor neutral platform with the following value-add capabilities:
- Automate data capture directly from IVD devices
- Standardize data elements, formats, and payloads
- Receive data from any device, located anywhere
- Minimize manual data entry
- Common entry point for all reporting systems (IVDs, apps, etc)
- Centralized access and management of all edge devices
- Collaborate with LF Edge and other relevant open source projects to ensure consistency and interoperability across the IoT
Please see below URL on a quick demonstration on integrating any edge device for data collection and processing:
For solution page and GitHub site, please access the following URL:
edited on Nov 17, 2020 by
Jimmy Cesario
Project Air Reference Architecture
Have you considered a FHIR API or some sort of bridge software?
Thanks for the videos! Nice approach as it seems to meet a number of the requirements.
Are there limits to the types/kinds of devices? Can it support different smartphones that might serve as IVD like in "interpreting" patient performed results? How about different lab/IVD Point of Care Testing devices/kits? (Interested in how CLIA compliant lab reporting would be supported too.)
Seems like the products need to be installed at a health system/contracted entity? Would it work for individuals not associated with health system (i.e. patient performed testing at home)? Scalable nationally or limited to contracted/paid customers?
Looks like the vendor agnostic approach would support a variety of health professional/lab IVD vendor devices performed in lab or point of care testing, as well as patient performed kits/smartphone readers/apps, as well as direct data transfer from fitbit, finger pulse oximeters (oxygen levels) or other wearable data such as those devices that have detected asymptomatic/minor symptomatic cases in PGA players.