Marine Co. Systems, LLC

Aerbetic, Inc.

Arnar Thors

John David Cook

Roger Alan Miller

Daniel James Myers

Matthew Bruce Fitzgerald

Lloyd Cooper

Eric Housh

Matt Fitzgerald

A wearable device for non-invasive monitoring of the presence, amount, and/or concentration of an analyte in a sample from a user of the device is described. The analyte is selected to be indicative of or related to a physiological status of a user. Relevant physiological status include hypoglycemia, infection, respiratory infection, urinary infection, gastrointestinal infection, obesity, diabetes, type I diabetes and type II diabetes.

Non-invasive monitoring system

A device for detecting stray electrical currents in fluid mediums comprises at least two probes for partially disposing in a fluid medium and a control unit. The control unit comprises at least one analog-to-digital signal converter in electrical communication with at least one of the probes, at least one audio-visual alarm, and a processor operably coupled to the at least one converter and to the at least one audio-visual alarm. The processor is operable to measure an electrical potential difference between the two probes, to calculate at least one frequency-dependent characteristic associated with a plurality of said measurements, and to transmit an alert signal if the at least one frequency-dependent characteristic satisfied a threshold. Advantageously, by monitoring for the frequency, the device more consistently and more reliably detects the presence of stray alternating currents.

Electrical shock detection device and methods

A device for detecting stray electrical currents in fluid mediums comprises at least two probes for partially disposing in a fluid medium and a control unit. The control unit comprises at least one analog-to-digital signal converter in electrical communication with at least one of the probes, at least one audio-visual alarm, and a processor operably coupled to the at least one converter and to the at least one audio-visual alarm. The processor is operable to measure an electrical potential difference between the two probes, to analyze a plurality of the measurements to determine whether a predetermined frequency is present, and to transmit an alert signal to the audio-visual alarm if the predetermined frequency is present. Advantageously, by monitoring for the frequency, the device more consistently and more reliably detects the presence of stray alternating currents.

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