They no doubt would need a CRAY SUPER-COMPUTER and input all possible variables to get an answer. Even then any answers would not be un-ambiguous. A range of answers to choose from. Further technology advances as time goes on renders older technology passé rather quickly.
Actually, there is no market to speak of for a machine that would do everything outlined in the patent application. Most Pharmacies are well ran enterprises. Most errors are still with the hospital floor staff. Docs, Nurses, orderlies. etc.
Education and training is the long term answer, as always. A sleepy overworked under-trained nurse is a worse problem than can be fixed by adding yet another complexity to their routines., such as the VALIMED G-4.
They're (cdex) several years behind and at least 100 millon dollars short on what it would take to market such a machine, in a niche market. Not enough return in it to justify the expense..
Their Technology is old and outdated. Sorry, cdex. But hot air still sells shares. Which is the point. In the case of cdex, though, they done dropped a bucket in that hot air well too many times. Not many believe them.
But I did nitpick one thing that may be a hint of what the OIL PATCH boys may be looking for. They claim G4 to be able to do blood, urine and other bodily fluid tests. That fits in to the GUDE DOCS
Testing lab Bidness.
