Wavemark, Inc.

Isabella Products, Inc.

Assistive Technology, Inc.

Brent Everett Koeppel

Richard Eugene Leitermann

Michael E Caine

Lars Rohrberg

Graham Davies

Leo Kiefer

Matthew I Growney

Roberto Tagliabue

Mouhammed Soueidane

Gregory J Lyon

Louis F Genatossio

Bruce P Leban

Paul Baxter

An RFID-enabled storage container and systems and methods for assembly and use thereof. The RFID-enabled storage container may include adjustable shelving with built-in antennas, such that the shelving may be customized as may be needed. The system may include a storage container, an inventory management system, and one or more point of use terminals. The storage container may identify and check inventory stored thereon, and provide such information to the inventory management system. The storage container may notify the inventory management system when a product is no longer detected within its inventory, and the inventory management system may monitor the one or more point of use terminals to determine if the undetected product has been used at one of the point of use terminals. The inventory management system may also predict inventory needs as well as maintain age and other data for inventory and provide feedback via an illumination indication.

Radiofrequency identification equipped medical cabinet systems and methods of assembly and use thereof

Systems and methods for managing inventory, including one or more devices, such as computers or other terminal devices and/or computer systems, for managing inventory through the supply chain and lifecycle of a product. The system and method may include features for receiving the same or similar information associated with a plurality of products from a manufacturer, a distributor, and/or a consumer or other user, and associating various information, such as product location, quantity, and/or condition information with the products via one or more RFID devices operating at a plurality of frequencies, at any one or more locations, by any one or more devices, during the product lifecycle.

Methods and systems for managing inventory through the supply chain and lifecycle of a product

Radio frequency identification (RFID) enabled readers and systems and methods for filtering cross reads of RFID tags and use thereof. The systems and methods may be configured to operate with mobile and/or fixed RFID readers. The systems and methods may provide for claim based filtering of cross reads based upon adjusting operating powers of RFID readers and/or antenna. The systems and methods may also be configured to apply weights to claims thereby providing efficient and/or accurate filtering of cross reads. The systems and methods may also provide for a database that may also be presented to a user to illustrate locations of inventory at any point in time or over a period of time, or to facilitate the ability of a user to physically locate inventory to be acted upon.

Filtering cross reads among radio frequency identification (RFID) enabled readers and systems and methods for use thereof

The invention provides, in one aspect, a multimedia content sharing system that includes (i) a shared content server which stores items of content (such as still, moving images and audio) and (ii) a plurality of nodes, each of which is in communications with the shared content server via cellular telephone and/or other data networks. The shared content server transmits items of content to a first set of the nodes 'automatically,' e.g., without requests by users of those nodes for the items. At least one node in that first set displays the content of received items (e.g., on an LCD screen) and accepts user feedback in regard to those items. That feedback&#x2014;which may be, for example, a command to copy an item into an 'album', to rotate an item on the display, to block another node from displaying the items, and/or to block a sender (or creator) of the item from sending further items of content from presenting&#x2014;is transmitted back to the shared content server for distribution to other nodes, which alter their own respective displays of the items accordingly.

Systems and methods for multimedia content sharing

User interface for a display panel

Digital picture frame

A general purpose computer functions as an augmented assisted computing (AAC) system. The AAC system facilitates user access to, and control of, general purpose computer programs. In particular, the computing device is universally accessible to all users, regardless of physical ability.

Action bins for computer user interface

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Natick, MA, United States of America

Brent Everett Koeppel