Tokitae LLC

Elwha LLC

General Electric Company

Benjamin K Wilson

Matthew P Horning

Michael C Hegg

Courosh Mehanian

Matthew R Behrend

Lowell L Wood, Jr

Clarence T Tegreene

Jordin T Kare

Nathan P Myhrvold

David Joseph Gasperino

Kevin Paul Flood Nichols

Xinliang Zheng

Ozgur Emek Yildirim

David R Nash

Liming Hu

Charles Delahunt

Clay Matthew Thompson

Shawn McGuire

Cary Richard Champlin

Sourabh Kulhare

Victor Petrovich Ostroverkhov

Bernhard Hans Weigl

Ralf Lenigk

Mark Marshall Meyers

Phillip Rutschman

Terry Lee Saunders

Timothy Toepfer

Keith Michael Looney

Daniel Keith Connors

Phil Rutschman

Kevin P F Nichols

Sebastian Wachsmann-Hogiu

David Gasperino

In an embodiment, an intelligent system includes an electronic circuit configured to execute a neural network, to detect at least one feature in an image of a body portion while executing the neural network, and to determine a respective position and a respective class of each of the detected at least one feature while executing the neural network. For example, such a system can execute a neural network to detect at least one feature in an image of a lung, to determine a respective position within the image of each detected feature, and to classify each of the detected features as one of the following: A-line, B-line, pleural line, consolidation, and pleural effusion.

Automated ultrasound video interpretation of a body part with one or more convolutional neural networks

Embodiments disclosed herein are directed to systems and methods for determining if a fluid is present in a body region. The systems and methods include using ultrasound systems having operational parameters that provide ultrasound echo maps having high resolution B-line artefacts.

Ultrasound systems and methods of identifying fluids in body regions using the same

One or more implementations allow for detecting B-lines in ultrasound video and images for diagnostic purposes through analysis of Q-mode images for B-line detection.

Devices, systems, and methods for diagnosis of pulmonary conditions through detection of b-lines in lung sonography

Embodiments disclosed herein are directed to flow assays including at least one electrically-actuated valve configured to control fluid flow. Methods of operating such flow assays are also disclosed.

Flow assay with at least one electrically-actuated fluid flow control valve and related methods

Solutions for limiting the undesirable spread of pathogens by indirect contact are provided. The solutions involve heat-sanitization of contact regions on articles or fixtures by flowing selected electromagnetic radiation energy through underlying waveguide structures substantially parallel to the contact regions.

Heat-sanitization of surfaces

Disclosed is a low-cost, portable photo thermal spectroscopy (PTS) reader for use in detecting the presence of diseases in the bodily fluid of affected patients. The PTS reader is designed to be durable, easy to use and provide readings from the Lateral Flow Assay (LFA) with rapid results. Also provided are methods of use.

Fixed optics photo-thermal spectroscopy reader and method of use

Embodiments disclosed herein are directed to a photothermal spectroscopy assay reader including a light source configured to emit light in the red range of the light spectrum. Methods of operating such photothermal spectroscopy assay readers are also disclosed. Assay kits including a lateral flow assay and a photothermal spectroscopy assay reader configured to read the photothermal spectroscopy assay reader are also disclosed.

Photothermal spectroscopy assay readers, and related assay kits and methods

Embodiments disclosed herein are directed to systems and methods for determining a presence and an amount of an analyte in a biological sample. The systems and methods for determining the presence of an analyte utilize a plurality of images of a sample slide including multiple fields-of-view having multiple focal planes therein. The systems and methods utilize algorithms configured to balance the color and grayscale intensity of the plurality of images and based thereon determine if the plurality of images contain the analyte therein.

Image analysis systems and related methods

Embodiments disclosed herein are directed to systems and methods for determining a presence and an amount of an analyte in a biological sample. The systems and methods for determining the presence of an analyte utilize a plurality of images of a sample slide including multiple fields-of-view having multiple focal planes therein. The systems and methods utilize algorithms configured to color and grayscale intensity balance the plurality of images and based thereon determine if the plurality of images contain the analyte therein.

Embodiments disclosed herein are directed to photothermal spectroscopy apparatuses and systems for offset synchronous testing of flow assays. Methods of using and operating such photothermal spectroscopy systems are also disclosed.

Photothermal spectroscopy systems for offset synchronous testing of flow assays and methods of using same

Systems, devices, and methods are described for providing a monitor or treatment device configured to, for example, detect hemozoin, as well as to monitor or treat a malarial infection.

Systems, devices, and methods for detection of malaria

Devices and methods for preparing and assessing a liquid sample are described which include: a microfluidic microscopy device including an absorbent structure including at least one dry dye for a liquid and configured to convey a polar liquid from a first end of the absorbent structure through the at least one dry dye for a liquid to a second end of the absorbent structure, a support structure positioned adjacent to a first surface of the absorbent structure, a lid structure positioned adjacent to a second surface of the absorbent structure, and a clamping structure positioned to maintain a relative position of the support structure and the lid structure to form a tapered internal chamber adjacent to the second end of the absorbent structure.

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Kirkland, WA, United States of America

Benjamin K Wilson