The System provides a very rich set of common look-and-feel, plug-and-play, and analysis/productivity tools and Apps that everyone can use. On the development side, the System is based on providing everything an outside developer would need take their core idea, and implement it into the System. On the integrator side, it provides all of the pieces and parts for them to deploy a standalone system, or integrate the components into an existing system. On the consumer side, it provides plug and play devices and APPs that are easy to use and support. On the Industry and Organization Side, it provides use-case based Systems-in-a-Box , demos, training, integration, and support.

 

Using Standards, guidelines, and base Interfaces/methods, these same building blocks can be used to support a wide variety of different Customer Use-Cases<read more on Use-Cases>. At this point it is not clear if it is one company providing these tools, multiple companies sponsoring the center, farming out different pieces to industry or other organizations (like Universities), or a combination.

 

Some of the Envisioned Center Development Products

• Software Development Kits

• Test and Integration Kits

• Common Device Object Interfaces/Methods to allow for registration, provisioning, transfer, data collection, data synchronization, online modes, event logging and alerts, , schedule tasks with escalations, analysis tools, reporting tools, upgrade, remote support, record/playback, online help,  etc.)

• Common Applications and Tools for Individuals, Guardians, Providers, and other organizations

• Internationalization/Localization  Services

• Reference systems and packaged system products for a number of public and government customers

• Custom Features and Applications

• “System in a Box”

  • Local and remote Demonstration Systems

  • Local and remote Standalone Development Systems

  • Local and remote Test Systems

  • Local and remote Training Systems

  • End User Standalone and Connected Systems

  • Specialized Tools  (examples)

    • Role Based Scheduling

    • Event Based Pre-Scheduling

    • Visual and Audio Tools

    • Identity and Information Tools

    • Medical Exam Instruction/Decision Tree (Customizes itself based on who is performing it, what the purpose of the exam, patient history, input data and concerns, and data collected during the exam) Includes standard exams as well as special case emergency scenarios)

• Redundancy/Backup Options and Services

• Test Emulators

  • End User Site/Application Guidelines

  • System Installation and Troubleshooting Guides

  • Methods for Record and Playback

 

For Interoperability/certification testing as well as Demos and Training, developers would have specific deliverables (like test emulators) to support cross feature testing, training, and demonstration.