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Oxirate, Inc.

Bigfoot Biomedical, Inc.

Asante Solutions, Inc.

Boris S Tverskoy

Vladimir Alexandrovich Gurevich

A clip sensor device for optical measuring vital signs of a subject is provided. The clip sensor device includes a internal supporting frame formed from an elongated plate configured to be folded into a desired orientation. A measuring probe is mounted on an upper surface of the frame. The measuring probe comprises a transmitter and receiver and configured for generating a time response of the blood perfused body tissue to the applied optical signal that is indicative of the vital signs of the subject. The clip sensor device also includes a pressing member mounted on the upper surface of the internal supporting frame. The pressing member includes one or more spring elements configured to provide a predetermined pressure on the blood perfused body tissue due to the deformation of the spring elements when said portion of blood perfused body tissue is applied against the pressing member.

Clip sensor device for measurement of vital signs

A method and system for optical measuring one or more vital signs of a human is described. The method includes generating an optical Pulse Width Modulated (PWM) signal modulated in accordance with a predetermined Pulse Width Modulation scheme. The PWM scheme includes one or more Pulse Width Modulations having different modulation frequencies. The method also includes applying the PWM optical signal to a measurement location in a blood perfused body tissue of the human and receiving light originated back from the measurement location. A photo current signal of a time response of the blood perfused body tissue to the PWM optical signal is indicative of the vital signs. The method includes generating a voltage signal from the photo current signal and processing the voltage signal for determining the vital signs.

System and method for measurement of vital signs of a human

Some embodiments of an infusion pump system can include a controller in electrical communication with a pump device so as to provide selected dosages of a medicine to a user over a period of time. The infusion pump system can employ a number of power management techniques to reduce the likelihood current drain of a rechargeable battery of the infusion pump system.

Infusion pump systems and methods

An electronically accessible answering machine is disclosed. The answering machine includes a memory that stores a voice message from a caller. The answering machine also includes a control system that stores information associated with a user account, including a telephone number associated with a user account provider. The control system dials the telephone number associated with the user account provider and transmits selected portions of the information associated with the user account to the user account provider to obtain access to the user account. The control system accesses the memory and generates an electronic mail message including the voice message.

Answering machine for transmitting messages to remotely accessible user account

A rotary device for use in pumping applications or as an internal combustion engine is disclosed. The rotary device includes a cylinder and first and second axles that rotate within the cylinder. Each axle has a fin set with at least one fin subdividing the cylinder. A drive shaft has a first terminus coupled to the first axle by at least one universal joint and a second terminus coupled to the second axle by at least one universal joint. In one embodiment, the rotary device includes a fluid inlet port and a fluid outlet port formed in a wall of the cylinder. The fluid inlet port allows fluid to enter the cylinder, while the fluid outlet port allows fluid to exit the cylinder. In one embodiment, the rotary device includes a motor operable to rotate the drive shaft, thereby allowing fluid to be pumped into and out of the cylinder. In another embodiment, the rotary device includes an ignition source attached to the cylinder, the ignition source being operable to ignite a fuel within the cylinder.

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Palo Alto, CA, United States of America

Boris S Tverskoy