Etectrx, Inc.

Identity Stronghold, LLC

Etect, Inc

Eric Buffkin

Neil R Euliano

Glen Flores

Brent Arnold Myers

Robert Brady

Jerry Yachabach

Robert Owen Brady

Judd Sheets

Jeff Nichols

Venkata V Meka

Walt Augustinowicz

Dave Prager

Brent A Myers

Shalom Darmanijan

Ii Euliano Neil R

Timothy Bell

Perry Frogge

Neil Eiliano

Neil Euliano

Jose C Principe

An aspect of the invention is a liquid sensor having a galvanically energizable power source capable of activating a remotely detectable signal in response to liquid. In a preferred embodiment, a liquid sensor includes a plurality of electrodes, a circuit, and a transmitter thereon. The electrodes are coupled to generate electrical power when in contact with liquid. The circuit is electrically connected to the electrodes so as to be activated by the electrical power, detect an electrical parameter of the electrical power, and generate a plurality of data packets indicating a degree of wetness corresponding to the detected electrical parameter. The transmitter is electrically coupled to the circuit to receive the plurality of data packets and transmit representations of the plurality of data packets as electromagnetic signals. Other aspects include a liquid absorbent wetness sensor and a computer-based wetness monitoring system, and method of detecting liquid.

Wetness sensors, wetness monitoring system, and related methods

An electronic drug compliance monitoring system and associated methods utilize a pill having an electronic transmission capability and external means for receiving that transmission to sense the presence of the pill in the patient's body or digestive tract.

Electronic compliance system and associated methods

A device is provided for shielding a contactless smartcard or RFID tag from reading. The device can include a first panel for holding and presenting a contactless smartcard, a second panel comprising a shielding material that prevents unauthorized reading of information when the contactless smartcard is in proximity to or resting on the second panel, and a hinge coupling the first panel and the second panel. The hinge keeps the device closed for preventing unauthorized reading, and open when a force is applied for allowing authorized reading. The contactless smartcard can be inserted between the first panel and the second panel.

Device for shielding reading of a contactless smartcard

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Newberry, FL, United States of America

Eric Buffkin