GE Ultrasound Feature
Voice Control
WorkflowVoice Control on LOGIQ e X accepts supported spoken commands for common imaging adjustments, including gain and depth changes. It is designed to reduce unnecessary console interaction when the clinician’s hands are occupied with the transducer, a procedure, or sterile workflow.
Key Benefits
Why Voice Control matters
Fewer reaches to the keyboard
Supported commands can be made while the operator maintains transducer position. This is useful when a small hand movement would make a view difficult to reacquire.
Supports procedure-room workflow
Hands-free adjustments can reduce unnecessary movement between the patient and console. The operator confirms each change on the system display.
Quick access to common adjustments
Gain and depth commands address settings that are frequently changed during a scan. Command and language availability varies by installed configuration.
Keeps attention on the live exam
The clinician can remain oriented to the image and patient while requesting a supported adjustment. The feature is designed to complement, not replace, direct system controls.
About Voice Control
Point-of-care and interventional ultrasound often puts the operator in a position where reaching back to the keyboard interrupts the scan. Voice Control provides a hands-free path to selected commands so the clinician can keep attention on the patient and transducer. Supported commands include common adjustments such as increasing or decreasing gain and depth; the available command set and languages depend on configuration and region. Voice Control is a workflow convenience, not an autonomous imaging function. The operator remains responsible for verifying every setting change on screen and for maintaining infection-control and procedural standards.
Availability
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