Rambus Inc.

Bodymedia, Inc.

Uatc, LLC

Scientia Vascular, LLC

Wright Therapy Products, Inc.

Intel Corporation

Hewlett-packard Company

Uber Technologies, Inc.

Wimm Labs, Inc.

Next Vascular, LLC

Gasbarro, James A.

Christian, Jeff

Boehmke, Scott K.

Lippert, John

Christian, Ryan

James A Gasbarro

Richard Maurice Barth

Craig Edward Hampel

Frederick Abbott Ware

David Nguyen

Paul G Davis

Scott Klaus Boehmke

Donald C Stark

Abhijit Mukun Abhyankar

Mark A Horowitz

Donald Victor Perino

Billy Wayne Garrett, Jr

Ely K Tsern

Eric Teller

Huy M Nguyen

Benedict C Lau

John Michael Stivoric

Roxanne T Vu

John A Lippert

David Andre

Jonathan Farringdon

Leung Yu

Christopher D Kasabach

Brian Thomas Kirby

Jeff Christian

Yoonki Peter Park

Ryan Christian

Kevin S Donnelly

Bruno Werner Garlepp

John Bradly Dillon

Fredrick A Ware

Jeffrey D Mitchell

Wingyu Leung

Gregory T Kovacs

Matthew Murdy Griffin

Haw-Jyh Liaw

Christopher D Pacione

Carol Lynn Wright

Richard DeWitt Crisp

Suresh Vishnubhatla

Raymond Pelletier

Srinivas Nimmagadda

James Hanlon

Andrew V Anderson

Michael P Farmwald

Peter D MacWilliams

Lawrence Lai

Victor W Lee

Thomas J Holman

Pradeep Batra

Paul Michael Farmwald

David Mooring

Alissa M Fitzgerald

Karnamadakala Krishnamohan

Nancy David Dillon

Joseph H Hassoun

John B Dillon, Deceased

Winston K Lee

Scott K Boehmke

Various examples are directed to a rotary coupler and methods of use thereof. The rotary data coupler may comprise a transmitter and receiver. The transmitter may comprise a first band and a second transmitter band. The receiver may comprise a receiver housing positioned to rotate relative to the first transmitter band and the second transmitter band. A first receiver band may be positioned opposite the first transmitter band to form a first capacitor and a second receiver band may be positioned opposite the second transmitter band to form a second capacitor. The receiver may also comprise a resistance electrically coupled between the first receiver band and the second receiver band and a differential amplifier. The differential amplifier may comprise an inverting input and a non-inverting input, with the non-inverting input electrically coupled to the first receiver band and the inverting input electrically coupled to the second receiver band.

Rotary data coupler

This disclosure describes a micro-cutting machine for forming cuts in catheters, guidewires, and similar products. The micro-cutting machine can directly control the dimensions of the resultant beams being cut into these types of products, and can also capture images of each cut for feedback control and accuracy verification. The micro-cutting machine has two cutting blades each with cutting edges aligned with a vertical axis. Motors operate to move the cutting blades in a direction perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the stock material being cut to form a pair of opposing grooves in the stock material with each cut.

Micro-cutting systems for forming cuts in products

Micro-cutting machines for forming cuts in catheters, guidewires, and similar products, are disclosed, including a micro-cutting machine that can directly control the dimensions of the resultant beams being cut into products, and that can capture images of each cut for feedback control and accuracy verification.

The invention comprises systems, methods, and devices capable of deriving and predicting the occurrence of a number of physiological and conditional states and events based on sensed data. The systems, methods, and devices utilize the predicted and derived states for a number of health and wellness related applications including the administering therapy and providing actionable data for lifestyle and health improvement.

Apparatus using temperature data to make predictions about an individual

Pneumatic compression devices and methods for using the same are disclosed. A pneumatic compression device may include a compression pump, a fill/exhaust valve, a transducer, a plurality of cell valves, and a controller. The compression pump may output a pressurized fluid via an output. The fill/exhaust valve may connect one or more cell valves to the compression pump when in an open state and to the atmosphere when in a closed state. The transducer may sense a pressure level. Each cell valve may correspond to a cell and may connect the fill/exhaust valve to the corresponding cell when in an open state. The controller may determine a state (either open or closed) for each of the fill/exhaust valve and the plurality of cell valves based on at least the pressure level sensed by the transducer.

Pneumatic compression therapy system and methods of using same

A monitoring system comprises a module having at least one sensor and preferably skin and ambient temperature sensors within a housing. The device may be durable or disposable. The housing may be provided with certain surface features and shapes to facilitate mounting on and interface with the skin of the wearer for more accurate temperature measurement. A receiver may be provided to obtain and display data from the module. The module may also display the output data. The output data comprises both detected and derived data relating to physiological and contextual parameters of the wearer and may be transmitted directly to a local recipient or remotely over a communications network. The system is capable of deriving and predicting the occurrence of a number of physiological and conditional states and events and reporting the same as output data.

Non-invasive temperature monitoring device

Micro-cutting machine for forming cuts in products

A monitor device and associated methodology are disclosed which provide a self contained, relatively small and continuously wearable package for the monitoring of heart related parameters, including ECG. The detection of heart related parameters is predicated on the location of inequipotential signals located within regions of the human body conventionally defined as equivalent for the purpose of detection of heart related electrical activity, such as on single limbs. Amplification, filtering and processing methods and apparatus are described in conjunction with analytical tools for beat detection and display.

Wearable apparatus for measuring heart-related parameters and deriving human status parameters from sensed physiological and contextual parameters

Methods and systems for providing gesture-based power management for a wearable portable electronic device with display are described. An inertial sensor is calibrated to a reference orientation relative to gravity. Motion of the portable device is tracked with respect to the reference orientation, and the display is enabled when the device is within a viewable range, wherein the viewable range is a predefined rotational angle range in each of x, y, and z axis, to a user based upon a position of the device with respect to the reference orientation. Furthermore, the display is turned off if an object is detected within a predetermined distance of the display for a predetermined amount of time.

Gesture-based power management of a wearable portable electronic device with display

A memory controller has an interface to convey, over a first set of interconnect resources: a first command that specifies activation of a row of memory cells, a second command that specifies a write operation directed to the row of memory cells, a bit that specifies whether precharging will occur in connection with the write operation, a code that specifies whether data mask information will be issued in connection with the write operation, and if the code specifies that data mask information will be issued, data mask information that specifies whether to selectively write portions of write data associated with the write operation. The memory controller interface further conveys, over a second set of interconnect resources, separate from the first set of interconnect resource, the write data.

Memory controller for controlling write signaling

A method of measuring pressure for a cell in a pneumatic compression device may include performing an inflate/exhaust cycle including, for one or more cells of a plurality of cells in a pneumatic compression device, inflating a cell to a target pressure, wherein the target pressure is based on at least a desired pressure, measuring a pressure of the cell, determining an overpressure value associated with the cell based on at least the measured pressure, determining a subsequent target pressure associated with the cell based on at least the measured pressure and the overpressure value, deflating the cell, and inflating the cell until the subsequent target pressure is achieved.

Methods for enhancing pressure accuracy in a compression pump

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James A Gasbarro