Pill Camera 17MCA56: Abstract
Pill Camera 17MCA56: Abstract
17MCA56
Abstract:
The aim of technology is to make products in a large scale for cheaper prices
and increased quality. The current technologies have attained a part of it, but the
manufacturing technology is at macro level. The future lies in manufacturing product right
from the molecular level. Research in this direction started way back in eighties. At
that time manufacturing at molecular and atomic level was laughed about. But due to
advent of nanotechnology we have realized it to a certain level.
One such product manufactured is PILL CAMERA, which is used for the treatment of
cancer, ulcer and anemia. It has made revolution in the field of medicine. This tiny
capsule can pass through our body, without causing any harm. We have made great
progress in manufacturing products. Looking back from where we stand now, we started
from flint knives and stone tools and reached the stage where we make such tools with
more precision than ever. The leap in technology is great but it is not going to stop here.
With our present technology we manufacture products by casting, milling, grinding,
chipping and the likes.
With these technologies we have made more things at a lower cost and greater precision
than ever before. In the manufacture of these products we have been arranging
atoms in great thundering statistical herds. All of us know manufactured products are
made from atoms. The properties of those products depend on how those atoms are
arranged. If we rearrange atoms in dirt, water and air we get grass. The next step in
manufacturing technology is to manufacture products at molecular level.
The technology used to achieve It takes pictures of our intestine and transmits the same
to the receiver of the Computer analysis of our digestive system. This process can help in
tracking any kind of disease related to digestive system. Also we have discussed the
drawbacks of PILL CAMERA and how these drawbacks can be overcome using Grain
sized motor and bi - directional wireless telemetry capsule.
Introduction:
We have made great progress in manufacturing products. Looking back from
where we stand now, we started from flint knives and stone tools and reached the stage
where we make such tools with more precision than ever. The leap in technology is great
but it is not going to stop here. With our present technology we manufacture products by
casting, milling, grinding, chipping and the likes.
With these technologies we have made more things at a lower cost and greater precision
than ever before. In the manufacture of these products we have been arranging
atoms in great thundering statistical herds. All of us know manufactured products are
made from atoms. The properties of those products depend on how those atoms are
arranged. If we rearrange atoms in dirt, water and air we get grass.
Imagine a vitamin pill-sized camera that could travel through your body taking pictures,
helping diagnose a problem which doctor previously would have found only through
surgery. No longer is such technology the stuff of science fiction films.
Existing System:
Currently, standard method of detecting abnormalities in the intestines is
through endoscopic examination in which doctors advance a scope down into the small
intestine via the mouth.
However, these scopes are unable to reach through all of the 20-foot-long small
intestine, and thus provide only a partial view of that part of the bowel. With the help of
pill camera not only can diagnoses be made for certain conditions routinely missed by
other tests, but disorders can be detected at an earlier stage, enabling treatment before
complications develop.
Description:
The device, called the given Diagnostic Imaging System, comes in capsule form
and contains a camera, lights, transmitter and batteries. The capsule has a clear end that
allows the camera to view the lining of the small intestine.
Capsule endoscopy consists of a disposable video camera encapsulated into a pill like form
that is swallowed with water. The wireless camera takes thousands of high-quality
digital images within the body as it passes through the entire length of the small intestine.
The latest pill camera is sized at 26*11 mm and is capable of transmitting 50,000 color
images during its traversal through the digestive system of patient.
Video chip consists of the IC CMOS image sensor which is used to take pictures of intestine
.The lamp is used for proper illumination in the intestine for taking photos. Micro actuator
acts as memory to store the software code that is the instructions.
The antenna is used to transmit the images to the receiver. For the detection of
reliable and correct information, capsule should be able to designed to transmit several
biomedical signals, such as pH, temp and pressure. This is achieved with the help of Soc.
Proposed System:
The capsule is the size and shape of a pill and contains a tiny camera. After a
patient swallows the capsule, it takes pictures of the inside of the gastrointestinal tract.
The primary use of capsule endoscopy is to examine areas of the small intestine that
cannot be seen by other types of endoscopy such as colonoscopy or
esophagogastroduodenoscopy (EGD). This type of examination is often done to find sources
of bleeding or abdominal pain.
Working:
It is slightly larger than normal capsule. The patient swallows the capsule and the
natural muscular waves of the digestive tract propel it forward through stomach, into
small intestine, through the large intestine, and then out in the stool. It takes snaps as it
glides through digestive tract twice a second.
The capsule transmits the images to a data recorder, which is worn on a belt around the
patient's waist while going about his or her day as usual. The physician then transfers the
stored data to a computer for processing and analysis. The complete traversal takes
around eight hours and after it has completed taking pictures it comes out of body as
excreta.
Study results showed that the camera pill was safe, without any side effects, and was able
to detect abnormalities in the small intestine, including parts that cannot be reached
by the endoscope
She tiniest endoscope yet takes 30 two-megapixel images per second and offloads them
wirelessly. See how it works inside the body in an animation
Pop this pill, and eight hours later, doctors can examine a high-resolution video of your
intestines for tumors and other problems, thanks to a new spinning camera that captures
images in 360 degrees. Developed by the Japanese RF System Lab, the Sayaka endoscope
capsule enters clinical trials in the U.S. this month.
The patient gulps down the capsule, and the digestive process begins. Over the next eight
hours, the pill travels passively down the esophagus and through roughly 20 to 25
feet of intestines, where it will capture up to 870,000 images. The patient feels nothing.
Power Up:
The Sayaka doesn’t need a motor to move throu gh your gut, but it does require 50
milliwatts to run its camera, lights and computer. Batteries would be too bulky, so the
cam draws its power through induction charging. A vest worn by the patient contains
a coil that continuously transmits power.
Start Snapping:
When it reaches the intestines, the Sayaka cam begins capturing 30 two-megapixel
images per second (twice the resolution of other pill cams). Fluorescent and white
LEDs in the pill illuminate the tissue walls.
As the outer capsule travels through the gut, an electromagnet inside the pill reverses its
polarity. This causes a permanent magnet to turn the inner capsule and the image sensor
60 degrees every two seconds. It completes a full swing every 12 seconds—plenty of time
for repeated close-ups, since the capsule takes about two minutes to travel one inch.
Offload Data:
Instead of storing each two-megapixel image internally, Sayaka continually transmits
shots wirelessly to an antenna in the vest, where they are saved to a standard SD memory
card.
Deliver Video:
Doctors pop the SD card into a PC, and software compiles thousands of overlapping images
into a flat map of the intestines that can be as large as 1,175 megapixels. Doctors can
replay the ride as video and magnify a problem area up to 75-fold to study details.
The below is the block diagram of receiver that receives the pictures snapped
by the camera inside the stomache.
Advantages:
1. If there is a partial obstruction in the small intestine, there is a risk that the pill will get
stuck there and a patient who might have come in for diagnostical reasons may end
up in the emergency room for intestinal obstruction.
2. The pill camera can transmit image from inside to outside the body. Consequently it
becomes impossible to control the camera behavior, including the on/off power
functions and effective illuminations inside the intestine.
The first drawback is overcomed using another product manufactured with the
help of nanotechnology which is the rice- grain sized motor. This miniature motor, when
attached to the pill camera gives it a propelling action inside the body, which makes it easy
for the pill to find its way through the digestive system.
Also the grain-sized motor has an application of its own too. It can be employed to
rupture and break painful kidney stones inside the body. The other two drawbacks can be
overcome using a bidirectional wireless telemetry camera.
The receiver demodulates the received signal that is radiated from the external
control unit. Next, the decoder receives this serial stream and interprets the five of the
binary digits as address code. The remaining signal is interpreted as binary data.
The CMOS image sensor is a single chip 1/3 inch format video camera, OV7910, this
can provide high level functionality with in small print footage.
The image sensor supports an NTSC-type analog color video and can directly
interface with VCR TV monitor. Also image sensor has very low power consumption as it
requires only 5 volt dc supply.
Conclusion:
Though nanotechnology has not evolved to its full capacity yet the first rung of
products have already made an impact on the market. In the near future most of
the conventional manufacturing processes will be replaced with a cheaper and better
manufacturing process “nanotechnology”.
Scientists predict that this is not all nanotechnology is capable of. They even foresee that
in the decades to come, with the help of nanotechnology one can make hearts, lungs,
livers and kidneys, just by providing coal, water and some impurities and even prevent the
aging effect.
Nanotechnology has the power to revolutionize the world of production, but it is sure to
increase unemployment.
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PILL Camera
C.Suresh [1], V.Vidhya [2], E.Shamli [3], R.Muthulakshmi [4], P.Mahalakshmi [5]
B.Tech, Department of Information Technology (Final year) [1]
B.E, Department of Computer Science and Engineering (Final year) [2] & [3]
B.E, Department of Computer Science and Engineering (Third year) [4]
B.E, Department of Civil Engineering (Final year) [5]
Mailam Engineering College
Mailam- India
ABSTRACT
The aim of technology is to make products in a large scale for cheaper prices and increased quality. The current
technologies have attained a part of it, but the manufacturing technology is at ma cro level. The future lies in
manufacturing product right from the molecular level. Research in this direction started way back in eighties. At that
time manufacturing at molecular and atomic level was laughed about. But due to advent of nanotechnology we have
realized it to a certain level. One such product manufactured is PILL CAMERA, which is used for the treatment of
cancer, ulcer and anemia. It has made revolution in the field of medicine. At that time manufacturing at molecular and
atomic level was laughed .But due to advent of nanotechnology we have realized it to a certain level. One such product
manufactured is PILL CAMERA, which is used for the treatment of cancer, ulcer and anemia. It has made revolution in
the field of medicine.
This tiny capsule can pass through our body, without causing any harm. It takes pictures of our intestine and transmits
the same to the receiver of the Computer analysis of our digestive system. This process can help in tracking any kind of
disease related to digestive sys tem. Also we have discussed the drawbacks of PILL CAMERA and how these
drawbacks can be overcome using Grain sized motor and bi-directional wireless telemetry capsule .Besides this we have
reviewed the process of manufacturing products using nanotechnology .
I. GENERAL
We have made great progress in manufacturing technology used to achieve manufacturing at molecular
products. Looking back from where we stand now, we level is “NANOTECHNOLOGY”. Nanotechnology is
started from flint knives and stone tools and reached the the creation of useful materials, devices and system
stage where we make such tools with more precision through manipulation of such miniscule matter
than ever. The leap in technology is great but it is not (nanometer).Nanotechnology deals with objects
going to stop here. With our present technology we measured in nanometers. Nanometer can be visualized
manufacture products by casting, milling, grinding, as billionth of a meter or millionth of a millimeter or it
chipping and the likes. With these technologies we have is 1/80000 width of human hair. These technologies we
made more things at a lower cost and greater precision have made more things at a lower cost and greater
than ever before. In the manufacture of these products precision than before.
we have been arranging atoms in great thundering
statistical herds. All of us know manufactured products Trillions of assemblers will be needed to develop
are made from atoms. The properties of those products products in a viable time frame. In order to create
depend on how those atoms are arranged. If we enough assemblers to build consumer goods, some
rearrange atoms in dirt, water and air we get grass. The Nano machines called explicators will be developed
next step in manufacturing technology is to using self-replication process, will be programmed to
manufacture products at molecular level. The build more assemblers. Self-replication is a process in
which devices whose diameters are of atomic scales, on
the order of nanometers, create copies of themselves.
For of self-replication to take place in a constructive
manner, three conditions must be met.
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Once swallowed, an electric current flowing through Fig2.2 nickel crystal board
the UW endoscope causes the fiber to bounce back and
forth so that its lone electronic eye sees the whole
scene.
Feynman long ago in 1959 at the annual meeting of
the American Physical Society at the California institute
of technology -Caltech and at that time it was laughed
1.2 IMAGE PROCESSING about. Nothing was pursu ed init till 80’s. The
technology used to achieve It takes pictures of our
intestine and transmits the same to the receiver of the
Computer analysis of our digestive
The image processing then combines all this
information to create a two-dimensional color picture.
Fig 2.2.1 view of capsule Crystal, using an atomic force microscopy instrument.
These positioned atoms spelled out the letters
"IBM."The next step will be to develop nanoscopic
machines, called assemblers, that can beprogrammed to
2.3 Manufacturing Products Using Nanotechnology:
manipulate atoms and molecules at will. It would take
thousands of years for a single assembler to produce
any kind of material one atom at a time. Trillions of
There are three steps to achieving nanotechnology - assemblers will be needed to develop products in a
produced goods: Atoms are he building blocks for all viable time frame. In order to create enough assemblers
matter in our Universe. All the products that are to build consumer goods, some Nano machines called
manufactured are made from atoms. explicators will be developed using self-replication
process, will be programmed to build more assemblers.
Self-replication is a process in which devices whose
The properties of those products depend of how those diameters are of atomic scales, on the order of
atoms are arranged .for e.g. If we rearrange the atoms nanometers, create copies of themselves. For of self-
in coal we get diamonds, if we rearrange the atoms in replication to take place in a constructive manner, three
sand and add a pinch of impurities we get computer conditions must be met/
chips. Scientists must be able to manipulate individual
atoms. This means that they will have to develop a
technique to grab single atoms and move them to
desired positions. In 1990, IBM researchers showed
this by positioning 35 xenon atoms on the surface of a
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2.5 Ingredients
Currently, standard method of detecting abnormalities The device, called the given Diagnostic Imaging
in the intestines is through endoscopic examination in System, comes in capsule form and contains a camera,
which doctors advance a scope down into the small
intestine via the mouth. However, these scopes are
unable to reach through all of the 20-foot-long small
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V. RESOLUTION OF LENS
5.1 Lens/Illumination/Layer:
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6.3 Picoendo:
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8.1 1nanotechnology
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malabsorption Disorders.
9.2 Uses:
Crohn's Disease.
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