Decurtis Corporation

Matthew Winans

Derek Fournier

James Learish

Debashis Choudhury

David DeCurtis

Paul Schottland

Systems, methods, and computer-executable instructions for identifying a convergence of objects includes receiving, at a device, a first beacon from a beacon transmitter located within a first location. A first location is identified based on the first beacon. A second beacon is received that is transmitted from a wearable worn by a patient. The patient associated with the second beacon is identified. A convergence time and a previous convergence time of the patient and device are determined. An out of compliance event based on the current convergence time and the previous convergence time is determined. An alert is generated based on the out of compliance event. The alert includes the first location.

Systemic certainty of event convergence

Systems, methods, and computer-executable instructions for determining a temperature of an individual including receiving, from a first camera, first image frames. The individual is detected in the first image frames. Facial features of the individual are detected from the first image frames. A brain thermal tunnel location is determined from the facial features of the individual. A second camera provides second image frames that include thermal data. The brain thermal tunnel locations from the first image frames are mapped to the second image frames. For each second image frame, a temperature of the individual is determined based on the mapped brain thermal tunnel location. A combined temperature is determined based on the temperatures determined from the second image frames.

Temperature determination from brain thermal tunnel

Systems, methods, and computer-executable instructions for contact tracing including receiving a first beacon identifier associated with a first person and a second beacon identifier associated with a second person over a time period from a plurality of readers. A location of the first person and the second person is determined. Health data associated with the first person is received. The first person is determined to be sick and a sick period of time is determined. Two or more people, including the second person, are determined to have been within a proximity of the first person during the sick period of time. A list of the two or more people is generated.

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Matthew Winans