Clyra Medical Technologies, Inc.

Other

Hirsch Electronics Corporation

Douglas J Morgan

Tanya Rhodes

Phillip C Landmeier

Steve Harrison

J Robert Fort

Norman S Neidell

Brock Liden

Steven V Harrison

Spencer Brown

Joe Almasy

Gerald E Hammond

Lawrence W Midland

Liquid antimicrobial disinfectant compositions for treatment of coronaviruses and specifically the Covid-19 virus (SARS-CoV-2) on skin and surfaces such as PPE (personal protective equipment) are disclosed that are highly efficacious and exhibit total eradication below detectable limits at 30 minutes (>6 log kill) against coronavirus (resulting in complete inactivation), while remaining non-toxic, safe and non-irritating (including at a cellular level and with extended contact) to skin and endogenous tissue. Such disinfectant compositions are additionally highly effective against other pathogens, have extended antimicrobial and antiviral activity for more than 24 hours, have a bio-compatible pH, are suitable for personal, clinical and surgical use and are safe to skin, mucous membranes and wounds, remain stable without precipitation, discoloration or loss of antimicrobial efficacy for at least 12 months, and are beneficial for a range of applications and uses in improving and supporting human and animal health.

Disinfectants with iodine and copper complexes

Systems and methods for reducing pathogens near an implant are discussed. In some cases, the methods include reducing contaminants in a portion of a patient that has an implant and that is disposed interior to a closed surface of skin of the patient. The method can further include placing a conduit in the closed surface of skin and flowing an antimicrobial fluid into that portion of the patient to contact the antimicrobial fluid with a surface of the implant and tissue adjacent to the implant. In some cases, the antimicrobial fluid is then removed from the portion of the patient having the implant. As part of this method, biofilm near the implant can be mechanically, ultrasonically, electrically, chemically, enzymatically, or otherwise disrupted. Other implementations are described.

Systems and methods for reducing contaminants in a portion of a patient

Liquid antimicrobial disinfectant compositions for treatment of coronaviruses and specifically the Covid-19 virus (SARS-CoV-2) on skin and surfaces such as PPE (personal protective equipment) are disclosed that are highly efficacious and exhibit total eradication below detectable limits at 30 minutes (&#x3e;6 log kill) against coronavirus (resulting in complete inactivation), while remaining non-toxic, safe and non-irritating (including at a cellular level and with extended contact) to skin and endogenous tissue. Such disinfectant compositions are additionally highly effective against other pathogens, have extended antimicrobial and antiviral activity for more than 24 hours, have a bio-compatible pH, are suitable for personal, clinical and surgical use and are safe to skin, mucous membranes and wounds, remain stable without precipitation, discoloration or loss of antimicrobial efficacy for at least 12 months, and are beneficial for a range of applications and uses in improving and supporting human and animal health.

Disinfectants with iodine and copper complexes for use against coronavirus

A security system incorporating one or more biometric data recognition capabilities in a non-intrusive way to enhance the overall security provided by the system. The biometric recognition may be provided by incorporating one or more cameras in a keypad system wherein the key identifications are altered between uses, and wherein the viewing of the key identifications is sufficiently restricted so that an operator must be adequately aligned with the key identifications when operating the system that reliable biometric data may be automatically obtained during system operation without the need for additional explicit positioning requirements placed upon the user. Other biometric data sensors may also be used if desired. Various embodiments are disclosed.

Data entry systems with biometric devices for security access control

An acoustical imaging system for producing high resolution medical images provides a method and apparatus for obtaining accurate velocity characterizations of samples within the human body, and for obtaining high resolution images of the samples by utilizing the velocity characterizations of the samples within the human body. The acoustical imaging system also provides a method and apparatus for efficient use of switching channels whereby for a transducer array having a plurality of transducer elements, a set of receiver channels which number less than the number of transducer elements in the array are assigned to a selected portion of the plurality of transducers in the array, wherein for any predetermined set of transducers symmetrically located about a selected transducer, the predetermined set equal in number to the number of receiver channels in the system, each receiver channel in the set of receiver channels is only assigned to one transducer in said predetermined sampling set.

Synthetic aperture ultrasound imaging system

Reduced indicia keyboards for, and high security locks utilizing, key entry of a selectable lock code using a number of keys for the entry of each code element, which number of keys is less than the number of possible variations of that code element. Associated with each key is a code element display, viewable only by one operating the lock, to identify which particular value or variation of the code element is associated with that key at any particular time. By varying the association of the keys and the variations in the code elements, the sequence of key depressions and other observations with respect to the operation of the system without knowledge of the specific indicia associated therewith makes such observations useless in later attempting to operate the lock. Embodiments and methods of operating the same include a number of keys for entry of each code element which is less than the number of variations of that code element, the directional code element display or displays for viewing only by the user, and the non-repetitive and unpredictable operating order of the invention.

Reduced indicia high security locks

A power controller for electric locks which draw large startup current surges which controls and manages the energy of a pair of storage batteries to reliably operate such electric locks and provide steady-state power to auxiliary system components both with AC power present and in the absence thereof, so long as the stored charge in the batteries is able, to thereafter maintain a steady source of power to the system as long as possible, and to be self-starting upon the return of AC power, all without ever placing the electric locks in a partially unlocked or 'hung' state. The two storage batteries are normally maintained charged through an AC power source, and both cooperate to provide the surge power. On loss of AC power, both still provide surge power so long as one can maintain the steady state power, and thereafter the other battery alone provides surge power so long as possible. On restart from a batteries discharged condition, surge power demand is tested periodically and immediately terminated when inadequate, thereby having minimal effect on the charging rate of the batteries.

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Reno, NV, United States of America

Douglas J Morgan