Prosports Technologies, LLC

Grandios Technologies, LLC

Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.v.

Blazer and Flip Flops, Inc.

Rich Media Ventures, LLC

Wells Fargo Bank, N.a.

Digiprint IP LLC

Desprez, LLC

Other

Panasonic Intellectual Property Management Co., Ltd.

Carrier Corporation

Jooster IP Ag

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Synaptics Corporation

Oto Technologies LLC

John Edward Cronin

Nick Reasner

Christopher Michael Huffines

James L Jacobs, Ii

Steven M Lynch

Joseph George Bodkin

Neil Balthaser

Avery Levy

Michael Glynn D'Andrea

Seth Melvin Cronin

Joseph Bodkin

Steven Philbin

Seth Cronin

Jonathan T Goguen

Kyle W Kulp

Steven Matthew Philbin

Robert A Chopko

Mikio Morioka

Ciara N Poolman

Richard T Fields

Marc Beasley

Michael G D'Andrea

Justin R Kunz

Steven M Philbin

Maxx Garrison

Jan Martijn Krans

James L Jacobs

Jozef Hubertus Gelissen

Lili-Marjan Brockhuis

Dietwig Jos Clement Lowet

Roger Holmes

Eric R Wade

Colby Brian Springer

Gene Fein

Demaurice Fitzgerald Smith

Ahmad E Nassar

Nicholas Reasner

Cheryl Milone

Kota Morisaki

Justin Kunz

Boris Emmanuel Rachmund De Ruyter

Dylan Jonathan Wilson

A system and method enabling a wearable device to control an Internet of Things device. The wearable device includes at least one sensor, a communications interface configured to transmit an action command to the Internet of Things device in response to a triggering event, and a processor configured to analyze sensor data and determine whether a triggering event has occurred. When a triggering event occurs, the wearable device transmits an action command to control the Internet of Things device.

Wearable health interface for controlling internet of things devices

Copies of a distributed ledger with multiple blocks are stored on multiple computing devices. A first computing device coming into proximity with a particular object triggers generation of a new block to the distributed ledger, the new block identifying a characteristic of the object and including a hash of a previous block of the distributed ledger. The new block is optionally verified before it is appended onto the distributed ledger and transmitted out to each of the multiple computing devices so that each copy of the distributed ledger includes the new block.

Tracking and authentication of asset via distributed ledger

Systems, methods, and software for filtering components, such as hardware components, compatible with computer-modeled structures are presented. A compatible components system provides selection methods that present components compatible with computer-aided design (CAD) models designed in computer modeling software. The system executes methods designed to filter components made available to designers using attribute information of the features and attribute information of the components. Designers may interact with the compatibility methods numerous times, narrowing components through a series or number of filtering steps until a desired compatible component is easily selected. The computer modeling software may include graphical user interfaces for selecting component source locations, filtering types of components presented by the system, and adding components to CAD models.

Filtering components compatible with a computer-modeled structure

A system comprising an electronic pricing system configured to receive information corresponding to a designed product and determine an initial price(s) as well as initial values of other business variables associated with the price. The system allows a user to enter a change to a price or the other business variable to instantly discover how the change affects other variables and optionally how the change affects one or more allowable ranges of acceptable values of other variables. The user can then lock the value of one or more of the variables and prices and change others to instantly discover how a change to one affects the others. The user can then order manufacture of the designed product as a function of values of price and other business variables.

Business variable optimization for manufacture or supply of designed products

Tracking and authentication of product via distributed ledger and proximity indication

Copies of a distributed ledger with multiple blocks are stored on multiple computing devices. A first computing device coming into proximity with a particular object triggers generation of a new block to the distributed ledger, the new block identifying changes to an inventory of objects of the object type and including a hash of a previous block of the distributed ledger. The new block is optionally verified before it is appended onto the distributed ledger and transmitted out to each of the multiple computing devices so that each copy of the distributed ledger includes the new block.

Tracking and authentication of inventory via distributed ledgers and NFC tags

Systems, methods, and software for placing, customizing, and pricing part marks for use in one or more part designs that are represented in a computer model. Placement may be performed as a function of particular locations of part designs. Users may customize part marks by determining particular attributes thereof, such as textual content, font, and/or manufacturing method, among others. A user may manipulate a graphical user interface in order to determine various attributes that further define part mark. Pricing may be performed as a function of user-determined attributes and/or data from one or more pricing catalogs.

Placement and pricing of part marks in computer-modeled structures

A system for managing ripeness of perishable goods including: a storage device to store perishable good requirements, ripening capability parameters, ripening schedules, and perishable good parameters associated with the perishable goods; and a ripeness management system coupled to the storage device. The ripeness management system including: a current ripeness determination module to determine current ripeness levels in response to at least one of the perishable good parameters, the perishable good requirements, and the ripening schedules; a ripeness schedule module to determine predicted ripeness levels in response to at least one of the current ripeness levels, the ripening capability parameters, and the ripening schedules; and a meshing module to determine ripening schedule adjustments in response to at least one of the current ripeness levels, the perishable good parameters, the ripening schedules, and the ripening capability parameters.

Prep in transit management system for perishable good transport

Various embodiments described herein relate to a method and related wearable device and non-transitory machine-readable medium including receiving sensor data from at least one sensor of the wearable device; comparing the sensor data to schedule format stored in a memory of the wearable device, wherein the schedule format specifies at least one characteristic of sensor readings previously associated with a predefined context; determining that the received sensor data matches the schedule format; determining, based on the received sensor data matching the schedule format, that the user is currently in the predefined context; identifying an action associated with the predefined context; and executing the action while the user is in the predefined context.

Dynamic wearable device behavior based on schedule detection

In one embodiment, a method carried out on a computer system for parsing a software model to identify manufacturing requirements for a designed product and comparing those requirements, along with received user preferences. to corresponding attribute information from potential suppliers that is stored on a database, so as to automatically select a preferred supplier.

Automated correlation of modeled product and preferred manufacturers

In an exemplary embodiment, software made in accordance with the present invention displays a marketplace interface, which displays at least a portion of a CAD model and a set of marketplace tool selectors to a user such that the user can manipulate the tool selectors to interact with an electronic marketplace. The marketplace interface may include a spectrum interface designed and configured to allow the user to selectively augment the marketplace interface with additional functionality. Various corresponding and related systems, methods, and software are described.

Methods and software for requesting a pricing in an electronic marketplace using a user-modifiable spectrum interface

A method for tracking usage of a pulse oximeter via a network system comprising: uploading a patient information with corresponding pulse oximeter identification data to a network server; connecting the pulse oximeter to a patient monitoring device; acquiring the connected pulse oximeter identification data and status data via the patient monitoring device; acquiring and storing pulse oximeter data using the connected pulse oximeter; transmitting the acquired pulse oximeter data, the acquired pulse oximeter identification data, and the acquired status data to the network server; matching the transmitted pulse oximeter identification data with the uploaded pulse oximeter identification data stored in the network server; and associating the transmitted pulse oximeter data to the patient information.

Tracking usage of a pulse oximeter via a network system

A system for managing sanitation of a container for perishable goods including: a storage device to store perishable good requirements, sanitation schedule parameters, sanitation requirements, sanitation test results, and perishable good parameters associated with the perishable goods; and a sanitation management system coupled to the storage device. The sanitation management system including: a sanitation assessment module to determine sanitation risk levels in response to at least one of the perishable good parameters, the perishable good requirements, the sanitation schedule parameters, sanitation test results, and the sanitation requirements; a sanitation schedule module to determine sanitation schedule adjustments in response to at least one of the sanitation risk level, the sanitation schedule parameters, and the sanitation requirements; and a meshing module to determine output parameters in response to at least one of the sanitation risk levels and the sanitation schedule adjustments.

Sanitation management system for perishable good transport

The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for controlling an MRI safe patient care/monitoring system. The system may include a an MRI safe infusion pump that contains a co-processor which acts as a central brain for all other patient care/monitoring devices in the MRI room. The co-processor is separated from the primary processor by a buffer in the infusion pump's memory, so that no actions by the co-processor can affect the primary processor. The co-processor controls the display software, alert software and alerts database. All other patient care/monitoring devices are connected to the MRI safe infusion pump in a daisy chain, so that they can share a single connection to outside the MRI room. Outside the MRI room the co-processor has access to the remote control & display, which contains the remote control GUI, and to the internet, through which it will access an external medical network, which contains an algorithm database. The algorithm database has data processing algorithms for a variety of patient care/monitoring devices. allowing simpler 'dumb' devices to be connected and still have 'smart' functionality.

System and method for monitoring patient in a magnetic resonance imaging environment

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Bonita Springs, FL, United States of America

John Edward Cronin