Alio, Inc.

Quaerimus, Inc.

Quaerimus Medical Incorporated

Alio, In.

Jivko Mihaylov

Joseph A Heanue

Lester John Lloyd

Alan Baldwin

Chwen-Yuan Ku

Richard W O'Connor

Samit Kumar Gupta

David John Kuraguntla

Francis Honore

Anthony Flannery, Jr

David E Goodman

James E Reich

James Reich

A system, device and method for automatically and remotely acquiring sensor data from a wearable patch mounted on a patient. An example device implemented as a wearable patch includes a sensor assembly comprising a plurality of sensors configured to detect a corresponding plurality of sensory modalities and generate electrical signals representing the sensory modalities. A signal converter receives the electrical signals from the plurality of sensors and converts the signals to sensor data signals comprising a data representation of at least one of the electrical signals. A communications interface communicates the sensor data signals to a sensor data processing system.

Wearable device with multimodal diagnostics

A device for monitoring human feet can include: a transmissive sheet configured to bear at least 90 kg supported at a height of no more than 23 cm, and a foot image capture system below the sheet. An optical image sensor can capture a field of view including at least 250 cmof the surface of the sheet. The device can have a central reflective element positioned below the sheet directly above the sensor and two outer mirrors such that two fields of view at least 250 cmeach can be focused onto the sensor by a lens. Foot sole images can be automatically captured when a patient stands on the device. Images can be transmitted to a database and associated with the patient by analyzing the images for a unique predetermined metric.

System and method for continuous monitoring of a human foot

The present invention pertains to a device and method for imaging of a human foot including a transmissive sheet with an upper surface configured to accommodate a sole of the foot, a light source positioned below the sheet for emitting light toward the sheet, and an optical path controller in the sheet or coupled to the sheet for altering a path of the light causing internal reflection of the light toward a predetermined region of the foot. The image can be analyzed for a predetermined characteristic associated with a human patient, and determination made whether the characteristic in the image matches the patient. Brightness in the image can be analyzed for tissue moisture information.

System and method for prevention of diabetic foot ulcers using total internal reflection imaging

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San Jose, CA, United States of America

Jivko Mihaylov