Csr Imaging Us, LP

Luis Garcia

Shenbo Yu

Gang Dong

Michael Braun

Mark Goldwater

Caleb Kelley

Marc D Donohue

Carlos Mendez

Kevin Stephen McFarland

Grant Kitchen

Bill Ling

Bhupendra Kenjale

Justin Bowersock

An electrification system is used to prevent the transmission of pathogens by dermal contact. The electrification system includes a skin-bracing object, a power supply, and at least one resistor. The skin-bracing object includes an object body and a conductive feature. The skin-bracing object is an object that regularly comes into physical contact with a user's skin. The object body is the structure of the skin-bracing object and can be, but is not limited to, a pillowcase, a bed sheet, a bed pad, a blanket, a piece of medical gauze, a face mask, a set of medical scrubs, or a food preparation surface. The power supply, the resistor, and the conductive feature are electrically connected in series to each other. Thus, the conductive feature carrier an electrical current to electrify pathogens that come into physical contact with the conductive feature.

Electrification system for preventing transmission of pathogens by dermal contact

An apparatus, method, system and medium are described that support functionality to receive document(s) to be printed at a printing device, and enable editing the document(s) prior to printing. Modifications to the document(s) may be generated based on the user edits, and a print preview of the modified documents may be displayed and may enable further edits. In some embodiments, the print preview may be provided to the user on a display that is part of the printing device. In some embodiments, the print preview may be provided to the user through a UI presented on a client device. Display of the modified document(s) may be a rasterized image of the modified document(s), generated based on capabilities of a selected printing device. In some embodiments, modifications may be made to an intermediate version of the document(s), and that intermediate version may be cached.

Preview and modification of printable components of a document at a printing device

Preview of a document with printable components at a printing device based on its printing capability

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Cumberland, RI, United States of America

Luis Garcia