Parata Systems, LLC

Olfaxis, LLC

Jesse Samuel Eberdt, Iii

David Alan Calderwood

Thomas P Rhoads, Jr

Daryl Oshatz

James R Gentry, Jr

David Newcomb

Jasper N Pollard

Mark Alan Uebel

Matthew P Daniels

George Raymond Abrams, Jr

Michael K Gottlieb

David J Parrish

David William Smith

Wang-Long Zhou

Richard Michelli

William David Woolf

Yongwu Yang

Victor Sapirstein

Edward Karwacki

William Linwood Douglas Townsend, Jr

Peter A Klein

W L Douglas Townsend, Jr

An apparatus, module, methods and systems for automated, standardized assessment and analysis of a human olfactory system's odor detection ability as an indicator or predictor of cognitive impairment or change in cognitive health, and other health conditions such as diabetes. Notably, the present invention is operable for use across all age groups of humans and provides quantitative detection and analysis of a human olfactory system's detection ability compared to a relevant demographic population.

Apparatus, method, and system for testing human olfactory systems

A pharmaceutical dispensing system includes: a frame having first and second opposed sides; a plurality of bins configured to house pharmaceutical tablets, each of the bins being accessible from the first side of the frame for replenishment of pharmaceutical tablets; and a plurality of chutes, each of the chutes connected to and associated with a respective one of the plurality of bins, each of the chutes being accessible from the second side of the frame for dispensing of pharmaceutical tablets. A system of this configuration can facilitate operation by physically separating replenishment tasks from dispensing tasks, thereby enabling these tasks to be performed simultaneously.

System and method for dispensing prescriptions

Automated pharmacy machine

A probe for a system for determining the chemical signature of a pharmaceutical compound. The probe comprises: a housing; an inlet in the housing adapted to be connected to a transmitting optical fiber; a scanning aperture in the housing; a receiving outlet in the housing adapted to be connected to a receiving optical fiber; at least one transmission reflector positioned in the housing to receive laser light from the transmitting optical fiber and reflect the laser light through the detection outlet to a pharmaceutical vial containing a pharmaceutical compound positioned outside the housing, and at least one receiving reflector positioned in the housing to receive light reflected by the pharmaceutical compound and reflect the light to the receiving outlet. This configuration can enable rapid and accurate scanning of a pharmaceutical contained in a vial positioned adjacent the detection outlet.

System and method for verifying the contents of a filled, capped pharmaceutical prescription

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Durham, NC, United States of America

Jesse Samuel Eberdt, Iii