C2sense, Inc.

Joseph J Walish

Robert Deans

Timothy Manning Swager

Jason R Cox

Jan M Schnorr

Alexander Robertson Petty

Gabriel Davis

John Benjamin Goods

Laura Jane Tschiegg

Nicole Katheryn Keller

Travis Matthew Theis

Methods and apparatus for automatically determining a diagnostic test result from a lateral flow assay are provided. The method comprises receiving at least one image of the lateral flow assay, identifying, with a hardware computer processor, a view window in the at least one image, determining, within the identified view window, a first signal strength for a control line and a second signal strength for one or more test lines, determining the diagnostic test result based on the first signal strength and/or the second signal strength, and outputting an indication of the diagnostic test result.

Methods and apparatus for automatically reading a lateral flow assay

Components, systems, and methods for gas sensing identification are generally disclosed. In some embodiments, a characteristic of an article (e.g., identity, authenticity, property, product associated information such as age or quality, etc.) may be determined by determining the presence (e.g., an amount) or absence of a chemical compound (or compounds) emanating from the article. For example, the presence or absence of the compound (or compounds) emanating from the article identifies a characteristic of the article. In some embodiments, the chemical compound(s) has been proactively added to the article. That is to say, in some embodiments, the chemical compound is not inherently associated with the article but is added in order to, for example, identify a characteristic of the article.

Gas sensing identification

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