Prima-Temp, Inc.

Phase IV, Inc.

Eric Harden

Richard Stephen Pollack

James Frank Kasic, Ii

Wade Webster

Calder Daenzer

Scott David Dalgleish

David Scott Kramer

Embodiments of a vaginal temperature sensing apparatus, a visually sense-able battery power-on indicator (), manufacturing with cure temperatures that protect a battery, substantially error-free, user-initiated device activation componentry () to start battery power, and a timer to automatically terminate flow of battery power. Data can, by an automatic data transform recalculator () with body temperature dips in transformed and recalculated diurnal high body temperatures, predict an ovulation event and provide an indication through a zenith based ovulation indicator (). Systems can include neural network based artificial intelligence to automatically self-improve by using historical or even other, multi user data and user input and improve its indication result.

User friendly vaginal temperature sensor system

Embodiments of a vaginal temperature sensing apparatus, a visually sense-able battery power-on indicator (), manufacturing with cure temperatures that protect a battery, substantially error-free, user-initiated device activation componentry () to start battery power, and a timer to automatically terminate flow of battery power. Data can by an automatic data transform recalculator () with body temperature dips in transformed and recalculated diurnal high body temperatures predict an ovulation event and provide an indication through a zenith based ovulation indicator (). Systems can include neural network based artificial intelligence to automatically self-improve by using historical or even other, multi user data and user input and improve its indication result.

Vaginal temperature sensing apparatus and methods

An RFID apparatus is disclosed generally comprising an RFID reader antenna attached to a microprocessor, the RFID reader antenna adapted to receive a first digital signal from a first RFID sensor and a second digital signal from a second RFID sensor. The RFID apparatus further possesses a converter that converts the first digital signal to a first analog output, such as electrical current, and the second digital signal to a second analog output. The apparatus can further possess a first electrical wire adapted carry the first analog output to a control system when the first electrical wire is connected to the control system. Also the apparatus can possess a second electrical wire adapted to carry the second analog output to the control system when the second electrical wire is connected to the control system. The control system is external to RFID apparatus and independent of the RFID apparatus.

RFID reader for RFID sensors

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Arvada, CO, United States of America

Eric Harden